Ripple (XRP) at Sportsbet.io Casino: the page prints minimums for XRP and stays silent on the tag
Sportsbet.io is mainly a sportsbook, and its cashier page reads that way: coins, minimums, confirmations and turnover are laid out for people who mean to bet and then withdraw.
XRP is on it more than once. A tag is not.
What does Sportsbet.io say about XRP?
A line on its home page says it supports more than a dozen cryptocurrencies, naming XRP among Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Litecoin and Solana. The FAQ repeats the point with a longer list. No network is given for any of them.
Its table of minimums by coin shows XRP with a minimum deposit of 0.31 and a minimum withdrawal of 20.00. The page adds that deposit minimums are what Sportsbet.io receives after network fees, so you send slightly more than the floor, and that minimums are reviewed periodically.
What does it say about confirmations?
A deposit needs three blockchain confirmations before you can withdraw against it, and a turnover step of one times the deposit may apply. The page attributes both to its general terms. They sit on deposits as a whole; the page does not carve out XRP.
The page also warns that crypto sent to the wrong network or address cannot be recovered. It does not say the tag is part of the address, and we will not say it for them.
Where we stop
The page also carries a welcome bonus and wagering rules. We deliberately do not repeat any of that. A promotion belongs to the operator's own page, and the figures there move more often than anything else.
FAQ
What does Sportsbet.io show as its XRP minimums?
Its table lists 0.31 for a deposit, counted after network fees, and 20.00 for a withdrawal. The page says minimums are reviewed periodically.
Does Sportsbet.io mention the XRP tag?
Not on the page we read. It warns about wrong networks and addresses in general terms.