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Solaspins documents 22 chains a crypto casino may name at its cashier, each with its own confirmation time, fee model, address format and settlement rule read from the network's own documentation. Solana remains this site's subject; these pages exist because the chain you pick changes what you pay and how long you wait.

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Documented
chains.

A chain gets a page here only if it carries facts that are false for every other page in this list — its own confirmation time, fee model, address format or settlement rule. That test is a build gate, not a promise: a record that fails it stops the build rather than shipping a page.

Chains documented by Solaspins, with each network's own confirmation time and fee model
#ChainConfirmationNetwork feeMemo?Listed casinos
01Aptos (APT)AptosBlocks close within about 250 ms; finality under a secondGas priced in Octas — one hundred-millionth of an APTNot needed0
02Avalanche (AVAX)Avalanche C-ChainSub-second — usually under one second to acceptanceEVM gas priced in AVAX, with the base fee burntNot needed0
03Bitcoin (BTC)Bitcoin≈10 minutes per blockPriced per virtual byte; Bitcoin Core relays from 0.1 sat/vBNot needed0
04Bitcoin Cash (BCH)Bitcoin Cash10 minutes per block (600 seconds), per the Bitcoin Cash specificationFractions of a cent — a fee market with far more space than demandNot needed0
05BNB (BNB)BNB Smart Chain0.45 seconds per block since the Fermi hard forkEVM gas priced in BNB, at gwei rates a fraction of Ethereum'sNot needed0
06Cardano (ADA)Cardano1-second slots, 5% of which produce a block — ≈20 seconds between blocksA linear formula: a fixed component plus a per-byte componentNot needed0
07Dash (DASH)DashInstantSend locks a transaction within about two secondsA per-byte fee on an uncongested chain, in duffsNot needed0
08Dogecoin (DOGE)Dogecoin≈1 minute per block, with difficulty readjusted every block0.01 DOGE per kilobyte recommended, with a 0.01 DOGE dust limitNot needed0
09Ethereum (ETH)Ethereum12 seconds per slot21,000 gas for a plain ETH transfer, priced in gweiNot needed0
10Hedera (HBAR)HederaFinalised in under 3 secondsFixed in USD from $0.0001, converted to HBAR at transaction timeMemo0
11Litecoin (LTC)Litecoin2.5 minutes per block (nPowTargetSpacing = 2.5 * 60)Per-byte fee market, in litoshis, on a chain that rarely congestsNot needed0
12Monero (XMR)Monero2 minutes per block, with received outputs locked for 10 blocksA few cents, sized by a transaction that is deliberately largeNot needed0
13NEAR Protocol (NEAR)NEAR600 ms blocks with 1.2-second finalityGas in yoctoNEAR, with most of the fee burnt and part rebated to contractsNot needed0
14Polygon (POL)Polygon PoSA couple of seconds per block, with checkpoints to EthereumEVM gas paid in POL — formerly MATIC — at cents or lessNot needed0
15Solana (SOL)Solana · the site's own chain≈400 ms per slot5,000 lamports (≈0.000005 SOL) per signature, plus any priority feeNot needed8
16Stellar (XLM)StellarA ledger closes roughly every five seconds100 stroops per operation minimum — 0.00001 XLMMemo0
17Sui (SUI)SuiEnd-to-end finality typically 400–700 msGas in MIST, with a reference gas price set per epoch rather than bid per transactionNot needed0
18Tether (USDT)Multiple — Tron, Ethereum, Solana, TON and othersWhatever the chain you send it over takesSet by the host chain, and paid in that chain's gas — not in USDTNot needed0
19Toncoin (TON)The Open NetworkMasterchain blocks roughly every 400 msFixed components — storage, compute, forward and action — not an auctionComment (memo)0
20TRON (TRX)TRON≈3 seconds per block600 free bandwidth a day; beyond that, staked resources or burnt TRXNot needed0
21USD Coin (USDC)Multiple — natively issued by Circle on each supported chainThe host chain's cadence; CCTP transfers add an attestation stepThe host chain's gas, paid in that chain's native coinNot needed0
22XRP (XRP)XRP LedgerA new ledger closes every 3–5 seconds10 drops (0.00001 XRP) minimum, and the fee is burntDestination tag0

The last column counts casinos in the Solaspins directory whose own record documents that asset. It is not a count of casinos on the internet that take it, and where it reads zero the honest reading is that we have not confirmed it rather than that nobody accepts it.

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