Reference for the checklist
BNB Cashier Details: Network, Minimum and Extra Fields, Operator by Operator
Keep this page open next to the checklist. For each operator it records what the operator’s own pages say about BNB: the network it names, whether it states a minimum, and whether anything beyond the address is asked for. Where a page is silent the line says so, because not finding a statement and being told something does not exist are different facts.
Every figure was read from the operator’s own page in October 2026, from the raw source rather than from how a browser draws it; one cashier table shifts its columns when rendered, and another folds a multi-line cell. Operators change minimums and networks without notice, so the deposit screen overrules this page.
Which network does each cashier name for BNB?
Four cashiers name a network for BNB. Stake writes BSC (BEP20) network. Cloudbet’s data labels it BNB Smart Chain. Duelbits’ table says Binance Smart Chain and gives bscscan.com as the explorer. BitStarz shows no network in its visible table, but the catalogue embedded in the same page lists BNB with the network name BNB Smart Chain and the protocol BEP20.
Roobet, Rollbit, BetFury and Sportsbet.io name BNB as accepted and name no network for it. For those four, the first line of the checklist has to be answered from the deposit screen, because no page we could read answers it.
What is the minimum BNB deposit?
Two operators publish a BNB deposit figure in text we could read. Rollbit lists 0.01 BNB in its minimums article from August 2026 and says deposits below the minimum will not credit and cannot be recovered by support. Cloudbet’s currency data, inside the page that lists its transaction fees, gives a minimum deposit of 0.0001 BNB and a minimum withdrawal of 0.001; that page carries no date, and the figures come from the configuration, not from the table drawn on screen.
BitStarz’s visible deposit table shows a minimum of 0 BNB, which is not a number you can act on. Stake publishes a general floor rather than a BNB one: in an article from August 2026 it says it cannot automatically process crypto deposits under one cent in dollars. Sportsbet.io’s table of minimums covers eight coins and BNB is not among them. For the other operators we found no BNB figure.
Whatever the figure, send above it, for the reason Sportsbet.io gives: its minimums are counted after network fees.
How long before a BNB deposit shows up?
Waiting times belong to a stage, and the same number can describe two different ones. Duelbits says deposits usually arrive within five minutes, may take longer under network congestion, and that it cannot speed up blockchain confirmations (its deposit article, January 2026). BetFury’s documentation says a deposit is credited automatically and, in rare cases, may take 24 to 72 hours; the same two numbers appear on BetFury’s home page for another stage, the manual audit a withdrawal can go through. They are not interchangeable.
Roobet’s article says no estimate can be given for confirmations and nothing speeds them up; its confirmation counts, one for BTC and XRP and three for ETH, LTC, USDT and USDC, do not include BNB. The BitStarz catalogue entry that holds the deposit values lists 25 confirmations for BNB.
Cashiers we could not read
FortuneJack returned an access error to every request we made, including those carrying a full set of browser headers, so nothing is said about it. BC.GAME describes the site with a list of coins that does not include BNB, and its cashier could not be read. Vave’s coin article, dated 2023, lists other coins and does not mention BNB, but it never claims to be complete, so we do not say Vave refuses the coin.
CoinCasino’s cashier can be read, but we could not tie that site to the operator our earlier pages review, so no line is attributed to the brand.
The twelve operators
Stake
Lists BNB on the BSC (BEP20) network and keeps a separate list of networks it does not support.
Roobet
Names BNB in a closed list of accepted coins and gives no network for it.
BitStarz
Lists Binance Coin; its page data names BNB Smart Chain while the visible table shows a minimum of 0.
Cloudbet
Names BNB Smart Chain and publishes the address shape and both BNB minimums in its currency data.
Rollbit
States a 0.01 BNB minimum and warns about wrong networks, without naming one for BNB.
BC.GAME
Its page text lists other coins and not BNB, and the cashier could not be read.
Duelbits
Names Binance Smart Chain in its network table and spells out what a wrong network can cost.
BetFury
Counts BNB among accepted currencies and tells you to check all the data; no network named for it.
Vave
Its coin list from 2023 does not name BNB, and it does not claim to be complete.
Sportsbet.io
Lists BNB among accepted currencies and counts deposit minimums after network fees.
CoinCasino
The cashier we could read cannot be tied to this brand, so nothing is claimed.
Short answers
Which network should I pick if the cashier shows several?
The one your wallet is sending on. The cashier lists networks so you can say which one you are using; it cannot choose for you, and the address will look valid on all of them.
Why does one cashier state a minimum and another not?
Operators publish different things, and a missing figure is not a zero. The deposit screen is where an undisclosed floor finally shows.