USDC at FortuneJack: Closed to Us, So Nothing Is Claimed in Either Direction

What we tried

We asked for the operator's home page and received a refusal, not a blank page and not a redirect. The refusal persisted with browser-style request headers. We did not try to get around it, we did not create an account, and we took nothing from any other site in place of the operator's own pages.

The reason a refusal matters is that the alternative is easy to find and wrong in the same way each time: comparison sites will tell you what FortuneJack takes, and they disagree with one another and with the operators they describe. We do not repeat them.

What can be said without reading it

Very little, and all of it general. Operators that take a stablecoin on several networks tend to publish which ones; operators that publish nothing leave the choice to your wallet. FortuneJack may be either. We do not say which.

How to check before you send

Open the cashier from an account, find USDC in the list of coins, and read the network it offers for the deposit address. If USDC is not there, do not send it. If it is there but no network is named, ask support in writing which one to use and wait for the answer. A pegged coin sent on a road the cashier cannot see is a full-value loss.

What the dollar assumption would look like

We cannot describe it for FortuneJack, because we could not read what its cashier writes its limits in. On other pages here you can see operators that write floors in dollars, in coin units and in euros. Which of those FortuneJack uses is something its cashier will show you and we cannot.

Left out on purpose

We give no FortuneJack welcome offer, wagering multiple, licence detail or rating. We read nothing of its own, which means we hold nothing to quote.