This guide sets out how deposits and withdrawals work on BC.Game for players funding an account from India. It covers the payment methods that show up in the cashier — UPI-linked apps alongside a long list of supported cryptocurrencies — plus limits, processing times, verification steps and payment safety. BC.Game runs as a crypto-native platform that has also built out local INR rails for the Indian market. Where sources agree, the figures below are stated plainly; where they genuinely disagree, both sides are shown rather than picking one.
What Payment Methods Are Available on BC.Game?
BC.Game’s cashier splits fairly cleanly into two lanes for Indian accounts: UPI-based fiat payments and cryptocurrency. On the fiat side, UPI covers PhonePe, Google Pay and Paytm within a single flow, all settling in INR. On the crypto side, the cashier lists a long and changing roster of coins, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, XRP, BNB, USDT and USDC appearing consistently across every guide checked for this piece.
Cards and net banking sit in a genuine grey area. On cards, checking BC.Game’s own deposit flow alongside third-party guides shows that Visa and Mastercard cannot fund the cashier directly — a card can only be used indirectly, through the built-in MoonPay widget, to buy cryptocurrency that is then deposited into the wallet as a coin, not as a card transaction. Net banking is a genuine split: one detailed India-specific deposit guide lists it among the methods BC.Game does not support, while other summaries describe bank transfer as usable, mainly for larger amounts. Skrill, Neteller and AstroPay show the same pattern — some listings include all three as available payment options, others mark them as missing entirely, and where AstroPay is mentioned it’s usually flagged as usable for withdrawals rather than deposits, with AstroPay Card cash-outs specifically excluded. None of these three should be assumed available without checking the live cashier for the specific account in question.
BC.Game Deposit Methods
| Deposit Method | Minimum Deposit | Maximum Deposit | Notes |
| UPI (PhonePe / Google Pay / Paytm) | ₹100–₹500 | ₹50,000–₹1,00,000 | Available for both deposits and withdrawals; instant processing. No BC.Game fee, though the UPI provider may apply one. KYC required before the first withdrawal. |
| Bank Transfer / Net Banking | Not published | Not published | Availability is genuinely disputed between sources — one detailed India-specific guide lists it as unsupported, others describe it as workable for larger amounts. Confirm in the live cashier before assuming it’s there. |
| Cards (Visa/Mastercard) | Set by MoonPay’s own minimum, not BC.Game | Set by MoonPay’s own maximum, not BC.Game | Visa/Mastercard can’t fund the cashier directly. A card can only buy crypto through the built-in MoonPay widget, which is then deposited as a coin. MoonPay applies its own fee and ID check, separate from BC.Game’s KYC. |
| Skrill / Neteller / AstroPay | Not published for India | Not published for India | Availability is inconsistent across sources for Indian accounts — some payment lists include all three, others omit them entirely, and where Skrill/Neteller are mentioned it’s usually for EUR/USD/GBP accounts rather than INR. Confirm in the live cashier. |
| Cryptocurrency (BTC, ETH, LTC, XRP, BNB, USDT, USDC, and others) | $1–$10 equivalent, depending on coin and source | No fixed ceiling | Fee-free beyond the standard network fee; processing instant to a few minutes. KYC required before the first withdrawal. |
UPI limits vary across the sources checked here — some cite a ₹100–₹50,000 range, others a higher ceiling — so the figure shown in the live cashier for a specific account takes priority over any of this. Not every deposit method here is guaranteed to also work as a withdrawal option — that is addressed separately below. Before depositing anything, an account needs to exist: BC.Game registration is the starting point, since the cashier is not accessible without one.
How to Deposit on BC.Game
- Log in to the BC.Game account.
- Open the wallet or deposit section from the account menu.
- Choose between a fiat method (UPI) or a cryptocurrency.
- For UPI, enter the deposit amount in INR and confirm through the linked app. For crypto, select the coin and network carefully.
- If a bonus code applies, check the offer’s minimum deposit and terms before confirming.
- Complete the transaction.
- Wait for the wallet balance to update — crypto deposits usually need at least one network confirmation.
BC Game
Pros
- Four bonus chances every month
- Rewards unlock during normal wagering
- Unlocked cash has no expiry
Cons
- High minimum deposits required
- Bonus initially remains locked
BC.Game Minimum Deposit and Deposit Limits
Minimum deposits differ by method rather than sitting at one fixed figure: UPI starts from around ₹100–₹500, while crypto minimums are far lower in dollar terms — from roughly $1 up to a flat $10-equivalent depending on the coin and the guide checked. Maximum deposits also vary, with UPI apps capped in the tens of thousands of rupees per transaction and crypto effectively uncapped.
A separate wrinkle sits on top of the cashier’s own limits: the current promotion, activated with BC.Game promo code BCTOFFEE, is a tiered deposit bonus with its own minimum per tier — ₹1,000 for the first qualifying deposit, ₹2,000 for the second, ₹3,000 for the third, and ₹5,000 for the fourth. Each of these thresholds is separate from the general deposit floor described above and applies only within the offer’s own claim window, not to every deposit made on the account.
BC.Game Withdrawal Methods
| Withdrawal Method | Minimum Withdrawal | Maximum Withdrawal | Notes |
| UPI / PhonePe / Paytm | ₹100–₹500 | ₹50,000–₹1,00,000 | Processing around 1–2 hours; no BC.Game fee. KYC required. |
| Bank Transfer | ~₹1,000 | Not published for India | Availability is inconsistent across sources. Processing cited anywhere from 11.5 hours to 7 business days depending on source; fee reported as a small percentage plus a flat ₹6, where offered. KYC required. |
| Cards (Visa/Mastercard) | ~₹1,000 | Not published — confirm in the cashier | Processing around 1–3 business days. No BC.Game fee, though the card issuer may charge a receiving fee. KYC required. |
| Skrill / Neteller / AstroPay | Not published for India | Not published for India | AstroPay withdrawals show up as available on some India guides (AstroPay Card cash-outs excluded); Skrill/Neteller withdrawal support isn’t consistently confirmed for India. KYC required. |
| Cryptocurrency | ~$20 equivalent (≈20 USDT) across major coins including BTC and ETH | No fixed ceiling | Processes in minutes, network-dependent. Standard BC.Game fee is 0.1% (0% at VIP Platinum tier 38+), plus the blockchain’s own network fee. KYC required. |
The withdrawal list overlaps with deposits but is not identical — international e-wallets and card withdrawals show up in some third-party breakdowns and not in others, which is exactly the kind of inconsistency that needs a live-cashier check rather than a flat yes or no here. First withdrawals are also commonly routed back through the original deposit method, up to the amount deposited, before other options open up — a standard anti-fraud pattern across the industry, not something unique to BC.Game.
How to Withdraw from BC.Game
- Log in and open the wallet’s withdrawal tab.
- Complete KYC — a government-issued ID and proof of address — if it has not been done already; this is checked closely on a first payout.
- Select an available withdrawal method.
- Enter the withdrawal amount.
- Confirm the receiving UPI ID, bank account or wallet address.
- Check that any active bonus wagering requirement has been cleared.
- Confirm the request.
- Track status in wallet history and save the transaction reference.
BC.Game Minimum Withdrawal and Withdrawal Limit
| Limit Type | Minimum | Maximum | Notes |
| UPI / fiat | ₹100–₹500, depending on source | ₹50,000–₹1,00,000 | Daily and monthly caps aren’t consistently confirmed — check account settings. |
| Crypto | ~$20 equivalent (≈20 USDT) as a general floor across major coins | No fixed ceiling | KYC status likely affects limits, per general BC.Game policy; card and bank withdrawals are reported slower and lower than UPI or crypto. |
Treat every figure above as a starting point rather than a fixed rule. Numbers moved noticeably between the sources checked for this guide, which is a strong signal to confirm the live withdrawal screen for the specific method and account before relying on any of it. Separately, BC.Game’s own affiliate guidebook states a standard withdrawal fee of 0.1% applies platform-wide on crypto cashouts, dropping to 0% only at its VIP Platinum tier 38 and above — worth factoring in alongside whatever the blockchain’s own network fee comes to.
BC.Game Withdrawal Time
| Method | Deposit Time | Withdrawal Time | Notes |
| UPI / PhonePe / Paytm / Google Pay | Instant | 1–2 hours | First withdrawals typically run longer because of KYC review. |
| Bank Transfer | Not confirmed | 11.5 hours to 7 business days, depending on source | Availability itself is disputed; treat any time estimate as a starting point. |
| Cards | Not available directly (MoonPay card-to-crypto purchase only) | 1–3 business days, where available | Deposit route runs through MoonPay rather than the card directly. |
| Crypto | Instant to a few minutes | 10–30 minutes once approved | Fastest route in both directions since it depends on blockchain confirmation rather than banking hours. |
Weekend or bank-side delays can add time to any fiat method regardless of what BC.Game does on its end, and network congestion can do the same for crypto.
Payment Proof and Withdrawal Proof on BC.Game
| Proof Type | What It Means | Why It Matters |
| Transaction ID / blockchain hash | Reference from a UPI app, bank, BC.Game’s own system, or an on-chain record | Helps trace a specific deposit or withdrawal; a blockchain hash can be checked independently on a public explorer |
| Screenshot / confirmation message | Visual record of a payment, or an SMS/email/app notification | Useful when raising a query with support, but only shows one transaction, not a platform-wide guarantee |
| Wallet history | Transaction log inside the BC.Game account | Shows pending, approved or completed status |
For crypto specifically, a transaction hash checked against a public blockchain explorer is the most reliable form of proof available, since it does not depend on BC.Game’s own systems being queried correctly.
BC.Game App Payment Methods
BC.Game does not list an app on the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. Android users are directed to an APK download from the official site, while iOS users add the site to their home screen as a browser-based app instead. Payment methods and limits on mobile mirror the desktop cashier rather than running on a separate structure. Given there is no official app-store listing, downloading only from BC.Game’s own site — and treating any Play Store listing claiming to be BC.Game with suspicion — matters more here than it would with a conventional app. See the BC.Game app page for a fuller look at the mobile experience.
BC Game
Pros
- Four bonus chances every month
- Rewards unlock during normal wagering
- Unlocked cash has no expiry
Cons
- High minimum deposits required
- Bonus initially remains locked
BC.Game Crypto Deposits & Withdrawals Review
Crypto sits at the centre of BC.Game’s cashier rather than being a bolt-on option, and it is available for both deposits and withdrawals across every source checked. Coin counts cited across third-party sources range from around twenty to well over ninety, which is too wide a spread to state as one number here — what stays consistent is that Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, XRP, BNB, USDT and USDC appear on nearly every list checked, so treat that as a reliable starting point rather than the complete cashier.
| Coin | Minimum Deposit | Minimum Withdrawal | Notes |
| Bitcoin | $1–$10 equivalent, depending on source | ~$20 equivalent (≈20 USDT) — consistent across two independent guides | Processes in minutes; network fee plus the standard 0.1% BC.Game withdrawal fee (0% at VIP Platinum 38+). Eligible for the deposit bonus if the INR-equivalent value meets the tier minimum. |
| Ethereum | $1–$10 equivalent, depending on source | ~$20 equivalent (≈20 USDT) — consistent across two independent guides | Same processing time and fee structure as Bitcoin; same bonus-eligibility basis. |
| USDT / USDC | $1–$10 equivalent, depending on source | USDT ~21 USDT (ERC-20) / ~22.58 USDT (TRC-20); USDC ~5.1 USDC — broadly consistent with the ≈20 USDT floor reported for other coins | Near-instant to a few minutes; small network fee plus the standard 0.1% BC.Game withdrawal fee. Same bonus-eligibility basis. |
| Other coins (LTC, XRP, BNB, and more) | Varies by coin; ~$10 equivalent for LTC/TRX/DOGE per one guide | Varies by coin; ~$20 equivalent for LTC/TRX/DOGE per the same guide | List varies by cashier; same fee structure and bonus-eligibility basis as above. |
Processing speed depends on the blockchain being used at least as much as on BC.Game itself — a transaction during network congestion will simply take longer, regardless of the platform’s own review time. Before sending funds either way, the minimum amount for that specific coin, the network fee, the receiving wallet address and the blockchain network selected are all worth double-checking, since a token sent on the wrong network is one of the few mistakes in this space that usually cannot be reversed.
Are Crypto Deposits Valid for the BC.Game Deposit Bonus?
The current promotion — activated with BC.Game promo code BCTOFFEE — is a tiered deposit bonus for new users only, offering up to four separate deposit bonuses within an initial 24-hour window after signup: 180% plus 40% rakeback on a first deposit of at least ₹1,000, 240% plus 60% rakeback on a second deposit of at least ₹2,000, 300% plus 100% rakeback on a third deposit of at least ₹3,000, and 360% plus 140% rakeback on a fourth deposit of at least ₹5,000. BC.Game’s own materials describe the offer headline as “up to 500% Deposit Bonus,” though the tiered breakdown above is the more specific figure and the one worth relying on. It is described as usable across casino, sports and esports products rather than tied to one vertical, and each bonus is credited to a locked balance that must be manually claimed from the Bonus page rather than applied automatically. BC.Game’s own terms also state this particular offer is not legally available in India — see the safety note below before treating it as something to act on.
The minimum deposit figures for this offer are given in INR rather than by payment method, so a crypto deposit reaching the same INR-equivalent value would reasonably be expected to qualify for a given tier — but this is worth confirming directly before depositing specifically to trigger one.
Checklist before assuming a crypto deposit unlocks a tier:
- Is the account within its first 24 hours, since the offer is new-user and time-limited?
- Does the deposit meet the minimum for that specific tier — ₹1,000, ₹2,000, ₹3,000 or ₹5,000?
- Has the bonus been manually claimed from the Bonus page after depositing?
- Is only one bonus being claimed per account, as is typical for offers of this kind?
- Is the offer confirmed as legally available in the account holder’s jurisdiction, given BC.Game’s own terms state it is not available in India?
BC Game
Pros
- Four bonus chances every month
- Rewards unlock during normal wagering
- Unlocked cash has no expiry
Cons
- High minimum deposits required
- Bonus initially remains locked
BC.Game Crypto Withdrawals and Safety Checks
Crypto withdrawals are available and, once approved, are among the fastest payouts BC.Game offers. Where an active BCTOFFEE bonus is involved, the mechanic described in the terms is different from a fixed rollover multiplier: bonus funds sit in a locked balance and unlock progressively in real time as wagers are settled, rather than releasing all at once once a single wagering target is hit. The terms provided do not specify an exact rollover multiplier, so the locked balance should be treated as unlocking gradually rather than assuming a fixed number of times the deposit needs to be wagered. Once unlocked, rewards are described as real cash that can be withdrawn immediately and do not expire while sitting in the Bonus page.
Safety checklist for crypto withdrawals:
- Confirm the coin and blockchain network match what BC.Game expects.
- Copy the wallet address rather than retyping it.
- Check the Bonus page for how much of the locked balance has unlocked before assuming it is withdrawable.
- Review network fees separately from any BC.Game fee.
- Complete KYC if requested, especially on a first payout.
- Save the transaction hash once the withdrawal is submitted.
Common Deposit and Withdrawal Issues
| Issue | Possible Reason | What to Check |
| Deposit failed | UPI app or bank declined the payment | Payment status, account balance, method availability |
| Deposit not credited | Wrong blockchain network used, or confirmation pending | Transaction hash or ID, and wallet balance |
| Withdrawal delayed | Pending KYC or provider-side processing | KYC status and stated withdrawal time |
| Withdrawal rejected | Incorrect details or an unmet wagering requirement | Payment details and current bonus terms |
| Method unavailable | Coin delisted or provider-side restriction | Live cashier options |
Repeating a payment before checking its status is one of the more common ways a single deposit turns into two — worth ruling out before assuming something has failed. If the issue persists past the stated processing window, the BC.Game review page covers what to expect from support in more depth.
Withdrawal Approved but Not Received
An approved withdrawal means BC.Game has cleared the request internally — the payment still has to move through UPI, a bank, or a blockchain network afterward, and that leg runs on its own timeline. Crypto tends to move fastest once broadcast, though network congestion can still add delay outside BC.Game’s control; UPI and bank routes depend on the receiving provider’s own processing.
Checklist if an approved withdrawal has not arrived:
- Check the status in wallet history and, for crypto, on a blockchain explorer.
- Confirm the UPI ID, bank details or wallet address submitted were correct.
- Note the stated processing time for that specific method.
- Save the transaction ID, hash or screenshot.
- Contact support once the stated window has genuinely passed.
BC.Game Payment Methods vs Competitors
| Operator | Minimum Deposit | Minimum Withdrawal | Notes |
| BC.Game | ₹100–₹500 (UPI); $1–$10 equivalent (crypto) | ₹100–₹500 (UPI); ~$20 equivalent (crypto) | UPI and crypto, with limited/disputed bank and card support. Fastest processing in minutes for crypto/UPI. |
| Stake | ₹500 (UPI) | ₹500 (UPI/bank); varies by coin for crypto | Crypto-first with limited fiat; crypto minimums mainly limited by network gas fees. Fees vary — confirm at time of deposit/withdrawal. |
| Parimatch | ₹200 | ₹500 | UPI, wallets and crypto on both sides; near-instant for UPI. Fees vary — confirm at time of deposit/withdrawal. |
| 1xBet | ₹75 | ₹87–₹1,500, depending on method | UPI, wallets, cards and crypto. Processing time not published; fees vary — confirm at time of deposit/withdrawal. |
| Mostbet | ₹100–₹300, depending on method | ₹300–₹1,000, depending on method | UPI, wallets and crypto. Processing time not published; fees vary — confirm at time of deposit/withdrawal. |
| BitStarz | $20 or crypto equivalent (global figure, not India-specific) | €50 equivalent (global figure; some promotions explicitly exclude India) | Crypto-first, no confirmed UPI. Deposits reported fee-free. |
The clearest split in this table is between UPI-first operators, where INR moves directly, and crypto-first ones like Stake and BitStarz, where an Indian player typically needs to already hold or buy cryptocurrency before funding an account. BC.Game sits closer to the middle of that spread, having layered UPI support on top of a crypto-native base — which is also why it does not compare neatly to either extreme. None of these figures are being used to rank one operator above another; each cashier changes often enough that a side-by-side check closer to the time of depositing is the more reliable comparison.
Security and Payment Safety
Every transaction should go through BC.Game’s own cashier — not a third party offering to move funds on your behalf, which is a common scam pattern in crypto gambling specifically. Double-check the coin, network and wallet address before confirming a crypto transaction, since an error there usually cannot be reversed. Complete KYC only through the official account flow, and never share an OTP, password or seed phrase with anyone.
- Use only the official BC.Game cashier for deposits and withdrawals.
- Verify the coin, network and wallet address before confirming a crypto transaction.
- Never share a password, OTP or wallet seed phrase.
- Complete KYC only through official, in-account channels.
- Keep transaction proof until a payment has fully cleared.
- Set deposit or loss limits if useful, and treat betting as entertainment, not income.
BC.Game holds an international gaming licence rather than an Indian one. BC.Game’s own terms for the current BCTOFFEE deposit bonus go further than a general state-by-state caveat: they state the offer is not legally available in India — in any state or union territory — because online money gaming and its promotion are treated as nationally prohibited. That statement applies to this specific promotion as written in the terms provided, and it is a reason to treat the offer as informational rather than as something to act on without independent legal advice, regardless of the payment method used to fund an account. The BC.Game review on this site covers licensing and account setup in more depth.
BC Game
Pros
- Four bonus chances every month
- Rewards unlock during normal wagering
- Unlocked cash has no expiry
Cons
- High minimum deposits required
- Bonus initially remains locked
Our Expert Opinion
Based on the research for this guide, BC.Game’s payment setup works reasonably well for an Indian player comfortable with either UPI or crypto, and less well for anyone who specifically wants card or bank transfer support.
Pros
- UPI, PhonePe, Paytm and Google Pay are available for both deposits and withdrawals.
- A wide cryptocurrency list covers players who prefer not to use INR directly.
- Crypto processing is fast once KYC is cleared — typically minutes for deposits and 10–30 minutes for withdrawals.
Cons
- Cards do not work as a direct deposit method — a card can only fund the account indirectly, by buying crypto through the built-in MoonPay widget first.
- Net banking, Skrill, Neteller and AstroPay all carry conflicting availability reports across sources and need a live-cashier check before relying on any of them.
- First withdrawals involve a KYC step that can add time, and several limits and fees still need checking in the cashier before relying on them.
BC.Game Payment Methods FAQs
What is the minimum deposit on BC.Game?
Reported minimum deposits vary by method UPI deposits are commonly cited from around ₹100–₹500, while crypto minimums can be as low as 1 USDT/USDC. Check the live cashier for the exact figure tied to a specific method before depositing.
What is the minimum withdrawal on BC.Game?
Reported minimum withdrawals sit around ₹100 for UPI, with crypto minimums varying by coin. Account status and the withdrawal method chosen can both affect the figure shown, so confirming it inside the wallet’s withdrawal section is the safer approach.
How long does a BC.Game withdrawal take?
Crypto withdrawals are reported as the fastest, often clearing within minutes once approved, while UPI withdrawals are commonly cited at around 1–2 hours and bank transfers can take several business days. First withdrawals typically take longer because of KYC review.
Are UPI payments available on BC.Game?
UPI covering PhonePe, Google Pay and Paytm is reported as available for both deposits and withdrawals on BC.Game. Availability can still vary by account and provider, so confirming it in the live cashier before relying on it is worthwhile.
Why is my BC.Game withdrawal delayed?
A delayed withdrawal is commonly linked to pending KYC, an unmet wagering requirement on an active bonus like BCTOFFEE, incorrect payment or wallet details, or provider-side processing time. Checking wallet history and confirming submitted details is the first step before contacting support.
What is BC.Game withdrawal proof?
Withdrawal proof typically means a transaction ID or blockchain hash, a screenshot, a confirmation message, or an entry in wallet history showing a withdrawal was requested, approved or completed. Keeping this on hand helps when following up on a delayed payout.
18+. Gambling and crypto payments both carry financial risk. Check your state’s regulations before depositing real money with any offshore operator, and gamble within your means.
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