Understanding crypto and fiat balances
Each currency has its own wallet, balance, and USD-equivalent. Here's how to read them.
The platform keeps a separate balance per currency. Your BTC, ETH, USDT, and BRL totals all live in their own wallets — we don't bundle them into a single "account balance." This keeps things honest: a deposit in BTC stays in BTC unless you explicitly convert it.
What the navbar shows
The amount displayed next to your wallet icon in the top-right is the USD-equivalent of whatever wallet you currently have selected. So if you've got 0.01 BTC and BTC is at $65,000, you'll see roughly $650 — plus a tiny "≈ ₿ 0.01 BTC" subscript so you can tell the source currency at a glance.
Switching wallets
Click the wallet to open the currency menu. Every currency you've ever held a balance in is listed, with its native amount and its USD-equivalent. Click one to switch — every bet from then on debits and credits that wallet.
USD-equivalent vs. actual conversion
The USD-equivalents are display only. We don't auto-convert your funds. If you want to swap one currency for another, withdraw and re-deposit, or use a swap tool — there's no internal conversion fee because there's no internal conversion.
Slots are the exception
Our slot games settle in USD regardless of which wallet you select. This is a provider constraint and won't change. Your USD balance is what gets debited and credited when you play slots; non-USD wallets will display a warning if you try to launch a slot with one selected.