Crypto deposits vs card-to-crypto funding
An on-chain deposit (BTC, ETH, USDT, …) credits the sportsbook wallet after their confirmation rules. The book never sees a card PAN. Withdrawals on crypto-first books are usually back out on-chain under the same KYC/withdrawal clauses we quote elsewhere.
Card-to-crypto is a ramp: you buy crypto with a card (or Apple Pay), then the sportsbook balance is crypto. Cloudbet documents card-to-crypto on its landing; the ramp is a third party with its own KYC. Chargebacks on the ramp can freeze the book balance.
This is not “betting with Visa on the sportsbook ledger.” It is a purchase of crypto, then a crypto wager. Banking payouts (fiat withdrawal from the book) are sparse in our encoded extracts — where a book is crypto-out only, we do not invent a SEPA table.
For asset lists see accepted-cryptocurrencies; for KYC timing see when-kyc-is-required; for payout holds see withdrawal-kyc-and-account-rules. Match asset + network on the deposit screen every time.
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