USDT at Cloudbet: Seven Networks, Each With Its Own Minimum
This note reads two pages from Cloudbet, its transaction-fee table and its article on depositing crypto. Between them they say how USDT moves in and out of this cashier, and they are more specific than most about how the answer changes with the network.
The fee page holds the cashier’s own currency configuration in its source. The figures below were read there and not from the rendered table, where columns are easy to misread.
Which networks can USDT be sent on?
Seven: Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche C-Chain, Solana, Polygon, TRON and The Open Network. The deposit article says where the live list is: the supported tokens and networks are on the deposit screen.
One of the seven is different. In the configuration the route through The Open Network is flagged as taking a tag, or memo. It is the only USDT route so flagged. A transfer there that leaves out the memo is the same kind of mistake as a wrong network, and a wallet will not necessarily warn about it.
“You can see the supported tokens and networks on the deposit screen.”
Cloudbet support article on depositing crypto
Check the minimum deposit amount
The heading is Cloudbet’s own, and so is the warning under it: any amount below the minimum will not be credited. The configuration gives a minimum deposit of 1 for USDT on Ethereum and 0.1 on each of the other six.
Exits are priced differently. The minimum withdrawal is 0.1 on Ethereum, 1 on BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche C-Chain, Polygon and The Open Network, 5 on TRON and 20 on Solana. Cloudbet says it charges no deposit fee and that a withdrawal carries a flat fee set by the network, which can change without notice.
“Some tokens have a minimum deposit amount. Any amount below the minimum won’t be credited.”
Cloudbet support article on depositing crypto
What happens if the network is wrong?
The article does not describe it. What it gives is a sentence about responsibility, and it is the whole of the position stated there: use the exact address the screen shows, and the company disclaims losses that follow from incorrect information supplied by the sender.
That is not the same as saying nothing can be done, and it is not an offer to do anything either. It tells you where the burden sits before you send, which is the only moment it can be acted on.
“Important: Use the exact deposit address provided on the screen. Cloudbet is not liable for any losses resulting from incorrect information provided.”
Cloudbet support article on depositing crypto
What is deliberately missing here
There is no bonus, no rollover rule, no licence reference and no star rating on this page. Cloudbet’s pages were read for one subject, the route a USDT transfer takes, and anything else would have had to come from somewhere other than the operator.
Other cashiers that put numbers beside their networks
Vave
Three USDT networks and three different minimums, from help articles last updated in 2023.
Stake
Five USDT networks on its list, and the rarer thing: a published list of networks it does not support.
BitStarz
A visible payments table that names no network, and the page’s own data, which names two.
Short answers
| Does Cloudbet charge a fee on USDT deposits? | On its fee page it says it does not charge deposit fees. The sending wallet still pays the network’s own fee, which Cloudbet neither sets nor refunds. |
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| Is the Tron minimum the same as the Ethereum one? | Not for withdrawals: 5 on TRON against 0.1 on Ethereum, according to the configuration on the fee page. |