USDC at CoinCasino: a Readable Cashier That We Could Not Tie to This Brand

What happened

The earlier version of this address wrote about CoinCasino without ever giving the brand's web address; its only outbound link was the site's generic referral link, which names no destination. When we went to check what CoinCasino says about USDC, we found a cashier on a site that calls itself CoinCasino and could read its configuration. Nothing connects that site to the brand the earlier page meant.

A name that more than one domain could claim is not an identity.

Why we did not borrow the data

Cashier data is specific to the operator. Networks, floors and fees differ from one brand to the next, even between brands that look alike, and a USDC floor attributed to the wrong operator is a wrong figure with somebody's name on it. The rule on this site is to attribute a number only to the operator whose page it was read from, and here we cannot establish whose page it was.

What you can still do

If you want to deposit USDC at a brand called CoinCasino, use the Open CoinCasino button above, which is the same referral link every operator here has, and read the cashier of the account you land in before sending anything. The usual checks apply: the network the deposit screen names, the address that belongs to it, the smallest amount in the unit it is written in, and a small test first when the sum is large.

What the dollar assumption would be

We cannot describe it. The point of a brand page on this site is to show where an operator relies on the peg, and that needs a page we can attribute. For this brand we have none.

Left out on purpose

You will find no CoinCasino welcome offer, wagering multiple, licence detail or rating here, and no USDC figure of any kind. Leaving a page honestly thin is a better result than filling it with something borrowed.