ERC-20: ₹230 a transfer, about 5 minutes

A transfer over ERC-20 costs about ₹230 and confirms in roughly 5 minutes. Among the seven networks tracked here it ranks 7 by fee. 9 cashiers on the card credit it: BC.Game, Vave, BetFury, Cloudbet, Mega Dice and 4 more.

The fee belongs to the network, not to the cashier. No operator can lower it and no bonus returns it. ₹230 is 26.14% of a ₹880 deposit and 5.23% of a ₹4,400 one. That is why the choice of route matters most to whoever is sending the least.

Coins usually sent over it: Ethereum (ETH). Matching the network name before pasting an address is the part that matters: one coin runs on several networks, and an amount sent over the wrong one does not come back. The cashier's deposit page asks you to pick the network separately every time, and that pick is the real decision.

A 5-minute confirmation does not mean the balance updates in 5 minutes. How many confirmations a cashier waits for sits on its own banking page and is not counted on this site — what is here is what the network itself publishes.

One transfer over ERC-20 costs ₹230 and confirms in about 5 minutes. Against a 1 USDT deposit — ₹88 — that fee is 261% of the money being moved; against ₹10,000 it is 2.30%. The fee is a fixed sum and not a percentage, and every conclusion about it depends on the size of the deposit.

6 of 7 networks here are cheaper: TRC-20 ₹25, Solana ₹1, Litecoin ₹3, BSC ₹7, Dogecoin ₹6, BTC ₹85. The distance to the cheapest is ₹229.

Time is a separate column from price and the two orders do not match. 3 networks confirm faster than ERC-20, and 0 of those cost more while doing it. That is the reason the third panel on every cashier names the cheapest network rather than the fastest.

9 cashiers credit ERC-20: BC.Game, Vave, BetFury, Cloudbet, Mega Dice, TrustDice, Shuffle.com, Wild.io, Betpanda.io. Each of them earns five points of width for it, the same five a network with any other price earns, because the second panel counts doors and not their cost.

The coins that ride it here are ETH, and all of them pay ₹230. A stable coin and a floating one cost the same to move; what differs is whether the amount holds still during the 5 minutes.