Crypto Withdrawals
We support a range of popular cryptocurrencies for withdrawals, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), USD1 (USD1), BNB (BNB), Litecoin (LTC), Tron (TRX), Ripple (XRP), Dogecoin (DOGE), and Solana (SOL).
How to Make a Withdrawal
Step 1: Go to the Withdraw Section
Log in to your Gamdom account and navigate to Wallet > Withdraw.
Step 2: Choose Your Cryptocurrency
Select your preferred cryptocurrency for the withdrawal (e.g., BTC, ETH, USDT, etc.) to ensure the funds are sent to the correct wallet.
Step 3: Enter Wallet or Exchange Details
Enter the withdrawal address, which is the same as the deposit address on your wallet or exchange.
You can find this address by logging into your crypto wallet or exchange account, navigating to the deposit section, and copying the address for the currency you’re withdrawing.
Double-check the address to ensure it matches the selected cryptocurrency to avoid errors.
Step 4: Enter Withdrawal Amount
Specify the amount you want to withdraw.
Make sure it meets the minimum withdrawal requirements for that cryptocurrency.
Step 5: Confirm the Withdrawal
Review all details carefully, then confirm your withdrawal request.
Crypto withdrawals at Gamdom are usually processed within 5 minutes to 1 hour, depending on blockchain network confirmations.
Track Your Withdrawal
Check your wallet or exchange account to see when the funds arrive.
You can also visit Transactions > Withdrawals on Gamdom to check the status of your withdrawal.
If you run into any issues, contact Gamdom support for assistance.
💡 Things to Keep in Mind
Due to the nature of crypto transactions, once a withdrawal is sent and confirmed, it cannot be reversed or cancelled. It’s crucial to ensure all details are entered correctly, especially the withdrawal address, to avoid losing your funds.
If the address is entered incorrectly, Gamdom will be unable to take any action, and the funds will be considered lost. Always double-check your wallet or exchange address before confirming a withdrawal.
FAQs
I don’t have a crypto wallet - how do I set one up?
I don’t have a crypto wallet - how do I set one up?
How to Set Up a Wallet or Exchange
Choose a wallet or exchange: MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Coinbase Wallet or Binance, Coinbase, Kraken.
Complete KYC or any requested personal details.
Get the deposit address for the cryptocurrency you want to receive.
Withdraw from Gamdom: Go to Gamdom → Withdraw → select crypto → paste your address → confirm.
Check your funds and wait for the transaction to complete.
✅ Tip: Start with a small test withdrawal for safety.
✅ Suggestion: Enable 2FA to keep your funds secure.
What are withdrawal fees?
What are withdrawal fees?
Withdrawal fees are charges applied to cover the cost of processing a withdrawal through the blockchain. These fees include the network fee, which is paid to miners who validate and confirm the transaction, as well as processing costs related to the infrastructure needed to complete it securely.
Every blockchain transaction has a fee, which is necessary to ensure the transaction is confirmed quickly and successfully.
Why am I charged a withdrawal fee?
Why am I charged a withdrawal fee?
This is the main cost and goes directly to the blockchain network (e.g., Bitcoin or Ethereum). Gamdom does not control these fees - they are set by the blockchain.
Fees fluctuate depending on how busy the network is at that time.
Withdrawal fees can vary depending on the cryptocurrency you choose, so always check the fee before confirming your transaction. Understanding these options helps you make informed decisions when withdrawing your crypto from Gamdom.
Speed Options
Speed Options
You can choose the speed of your withdrawal, with fees varying for each option:
Slow: Lower fee, but may take longer to confirm.
Standard: Balanced speed and cost.
Fast: Higher fee, but confirmed more quickly!
Can I withdraw a different coin than the one I deposited?
Can I withdraw a different coin than the one I deposited?
Coin swapping is not available at Gamdom, so you will need to withdraw using the same cryptocurrency that you deposited.