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[Cointikka]

Don't forget we also have something we can call a cent in our local currency, such as the currency that cannot worth using to buy anything, so even a casino that gives Fiat deposit can still not allowed such cent to be deposited because it doesn't amount to there minimum, for instance in Bc game the minimum deposit in my local currency is NGN100 so if the amount gets below this is not allowed and from NGN5 is liable to be called a cent in my local currency so it cannot be use, I only give this example so that you will no that even with local Fiat minimum still applies.

That is why BC games allow users to deposit in multiple cryptocurrencies. I am not sure why there is a discussion about fiat in this thread when we are in a forum that is about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Sorry to be a pain here, as I thought this discussion was irrelevant on a Bitcoin forum. 

[salad daging]

but to deposit to bc game, this is using 3rd party, so i think we can hide from government

Oh yes, there are also many small shop agents here who provide deposits anywhere via the DANA e-wallet, we call it {warung madura}. The shop is open 24 hours.

Basically, however, government intervention is only worthwhile here for larger amounts. So if you deposit $10 on BC.Game, for example, it won't attract much attention. But if you regularly deposit $1,000, it certainly will.

Yeah, the government intervention will only be for those who do big transactions, while trying $10 is impossible to be monitored closely - but still we are worried, if the bank account is caught, it can be marked or blacklisted.

[Salahmu]

Don't forget we also have something we can call a cent in our local currency, such as the currency that cannot worth using to buy anything, so even a casino that gives Fiat deposit can still not allowed such cent to be deposited because it doesn't amount to there minimum, for instance in Bc game the minimum deposit in my local currency is NGN100 so if the amount gets below this is not allowed and from NGN5 is liable to be called a cent in my local currency so it cannot be use, I only give this example so that you will no that even with local Fiat minimum still applies.

That is why BC games allow users to deposit in multiple cryptocurrencies. I am not sure why there is a discussion about fiat in this thread when we are in a forum that is about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Sorry to be a pain here, as I thought this discussion was irrelevant on a Bitcoin forum. 

If you look at it you will no that we are not discussing this on a non casino thread, this is a Bc game thread and in there casino they have Fiat deposit system so is allowed for someone to express there happiness or discuss on how deposit was made through that method, perhaps you have not use Fiat before that's why you have not been able to no the reason or the importance of using Fiat while gambling, it must not be a cryptocurrency someone could use, it depends on what can give you convenience, or don't you like how common Fiat is becoming now?.

[gunhell16]

But I will not continue to use fiat deposits, because in my country it is very prone to fiat deposits to casinos that can be frozen accounts.

I still use fiat to deposit instead of crypto, because using fiat able to betting with lower price. because mostly i just playing slots. also, for withdrawal it needs lower limit than crypto. i know this can be risky to my bank account, but to deposit to bc game, this is using 3rd party, so i think we can hide from government

Dude, you’re lucky you’re not having any problems with your bank account, right? Because usually, the common problem for gamblers when withdrawing money from online casinos to their bank through their credit/debit card is that once the bank sees a large amount of money coming from a casino, they suddenly freeze their clients’ accounts.

Have you ever encountered this, dude? Or have you never experienced withdrawing a large amount of money from the BCGames online casino? So, you’re okay with it, even though you know the risks you might face in the near future.

[notocactus]

If you look at it you will no that we are not discussing this on a non casino thread, this is a Bc game thread and in there casino they have Fiat deposit system so is allowed for someone to express there happiness or discuss on how deposit was made through that method, perhaps you have not use Fiat before that's why you have not been able to no the reason or the importance of using Fiat while gambling, it must not be a cryptocurrency someone could use, it depends on what can give you convenience, or don't you like how common Fiat is becoming now?.

Fiat currencies are not good for privacy and that's one of reasons why Bitcoin was created in 2009 and altcoins launched later. It's not too hard for realizing this issue of fiat currencies but there are people who can not forget about fiat currencies and want to stick with what they are familiar with. Likely they don't care abour privacy or anonymity at all, so they prioritize fiat currencies more than Bitcoin and altcoins.

It's a main disadvantage of fiat currencies, not only limited to gambling and it's true on almost all platforms. You will have watched more closely if you use fiat currencies than with cryptocurrencies.

[xandry]

Actually I haven't used our local currency to make deposit to bc.game instead I am mostly used to cryptocurrency deposits payment than fiat deposit because cryptocurrency is more reliable and anonymous than fiat.
Using cryptocurrency makes it that untraceable and untrackable, especially country like ours that is so strict with cryptocurrency transactions and payments. However, many people are using it on our country even though there is strict restrictions.

What country are you talking about and what will happen if it becomes publicly known that you use cryptocurrency?
I don't want to find out secret personal information, it's just much more interesting to read posts that have specifics rather than the abstract "in our country."

[Lakai01]

Yeah, the government intervention will only be for those who do big transactions, while trying $10 is impossible to be monitored closely - but still we are worried, if the bank account is caught, it can be marked or blacklisted.

You're right, small $10 transfers are practically invisible - no government agency has the resources to chase peanuts.

The real risk isn't the transaction itself, but the on/off-ramp pattern: if you regularly send tiny amounts from the same bank account to the same exchange or casino and then withdraw to the same bank account again, banks can flag it as "suspicious structured activity" (money laundering, ...) even if each transaction is small. Once your account is flagged or is blacklisted, even buying a coffee can become painful.

[avp2306]

But I will not continue to use fiat deposits, because in my country it is very prone to fiat deposits to casinos that can be frozen accounts.

I still use fiat to deposit instead of crypto, because using fiat able to betting with lower price. because mostly i just playing slots. also, for withdrawal it needs lower limit than crypto. i know this can be risky to my bank account, but to deposit to bc game, this is using 3rd party, so i think we can hide from government

Dude, you’re lucky you’re not having any problems with your bank account, right? Because usually, the common problem for gamblers when withdrawing money from online casinos to their bank through their credit/debit card is that once the bank sees a large amount of money coming from a casino, they suddenly freeze their clients’ accounts.

Have you ever encountered this, dude? Or have you never experienced withdrawing a large amount of money from the BCGames online casino? So, you’re okay with it, even though you know the risks you might face in the near future.

If they don't have much issues towards gambling transaction in their country and their government allowed them to participate in that activity, I think there's nothing to fear about making transaction directly on their local bank accounts.

But if their government put heavy restrictions towards making transactions on casino and they have that action to ban any online casinos operating in their country. Then its risky to do transaction directly on a casino since they might get flagged doing illegal things and that might give them serious problems.

[Issa56]

That is why BC games allow users to deposit in multiple cryptocurrencies. I am not sure why there is a discussion about fiat in this thread when we are in a forum that is about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Sorry to be a pain here, as I thought this discussion was irrelevant on a Bitcoin forum. 

Is anything bad in talking about fiat currency? I don’t see anything bad in it. If you can check you will observe that the post is in BC.game announcement thread, so basically what people discuss here is just about BC.game. So talking about currencies which they accept doesn’t mean anything. BC.game is making promotion on forum here, so creating awareness about currencies which they accept isn’t bad. If you want to make use of the gambling site, you can decide to deposit fiat, and you can still deposit bitcoin other cryptocurrencies available.

[Nightwalker(NW)]

Actually I haven't used our local currency to make deposit to bc.game instead I am mostly used to cryptocurrency deposits payment than fiat deposit because cryptocurrency is more reliable and anonymous than fiat.
Using cryptocurrency makes it that untraceable and untrackable, especially country like ours that is so strict with cryptocurrency transactions and payments. However, many people are using it on our country even though there is strict restrictions.

What country are you talking about and what will happen if it becomes publicly known that you use cryptocurrency?
I don't want to find out secret personal information, it's just much more interesting to read posts that have specifics rather than the abstract "in our country."

I was actually reflecting to our country "Nigeria) that was why Binance delisted NGN from P2p as we are currently saying the ban have not been lifted from it and people are still mindful on how they involved themselves with crypto currency trading, payment and transaction across the country. Although, I hope for things to get better since they have imposed law on the system where anyone who trade crypto would be taxed.

[masulum]

Yeah, the government intervention will only be for those who do big transactions, while trying $10 is impossible to be monitored closely - but still we are worried, if the bank account is caught, it can be marked or blacklisted.

I don't think it will tracked easily for now, because the regulations is not perfect yet. We can use it on bc.game or with other fiat transfer methods. I think it's still safe for now, but I don't know what the government will do next. Until now, there no further news on this matter, so I hope that QRIS payments on bc.game will not be removed in the near future.

What country are you talking about and what will happen if it becomes publicly known that you use cryptocurrency?
I don't want to find out secret personal information, it's just much more interesting to read posts that have specifics rather than the abstract "in our country."

actually, the discussion started between me and salad daging, and the country mean is Indonesia. the issue not because the use of crypto is publicly known but the government want to track citizen all of bank account balance and transactions, and possibility to freeze the accounts connected with any online gambling.

[Lakai01]

actually, the discussion started between me and salad daging, and the country mean is Indonesia. the issue not because the use of crypto is publicly known but the government want to track citizen all of bank account balance and transactions, and possibility to freeze the accounts connected with any online gambling.

That's the reality in many SEA countries now – Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines (for POGOs) - but it is already happening in western countries like in EU, too.

We all know that governments don't primarily ban crypto for "protecting citizens" (just as they don't require digital ID for the protection of children, but that's another topic ...). They ban it because they can't tax or freeze it instantly. The moment a bank account touches a known casino ( or even exchanges like Bybit/Binance), it gets flagged. Some banks already auto-freeze and demand explanation letters.

Using crypto directly on-chain remains the only practical workaround, because authorities still lack the tools to monitor millions of wallets in real time. That's why privacy chains (Monero, ...) and no-KYC casinos are exploding in popularity all around the globe.

[adultcrypto]

Actually I haven't used our local currency to make deposit to bc.game instead I am mostly used to cryptocurrency deposits payment than fiat deposit because cryptocurrency is more reliable and anonymous than fiat.
Using cryptocurrency makes it that untraceable and untrackable, especially country like ours that is so strict with cryptocurrency transactions and payments. However, many people are using it on our country even though there is strict restrictions.

What country are you talking about and what will happen if it becomes publicly known that you use cryptocurrency?
I don't want to find out secret personal information, it's just much more interesting to read posts that have specifics rather than the abstract "in our country."

Irrespective of the country of origin or residence, it is always better to keep crypto asset private from the public on the basis of security. There have been various post of robberies of crypto holders, not only in one country but multiple countries such as France, India and even in the US. Check this link for a very big one of such attack of cryptocurrency user in their home: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-11-21/former-lapd-officer-eric-halem-bail-hearing.

Assuming he operated secretly, it would have been hard to know he had big money in crypto asset. We should learn to employ privacy now because even kidnappers are now collecting ransom in bitcoin.

[sokani]

I was actually reflecting to our country "Nigeria) that was why Binance delisted NGN from P2p as we are currently saying the ban have not been lifted from it and people are still mindful on how they involved themselves with crypto currency trading, payment and transaction across the country. Although, I hope for things to get better since they have imposed law on the system where anyone who trade crypto would be taxed.

Cryptocurrency is not banned in Nigeria. The reason Binance discontinued offering its P2P service to Nigerians is entirely different. The government does not forbid anyone from transacting in crypto. Just recently, they signed the Investment and Securities Act 2025, recognizing crypto as a digital asset. They've also rolled out regulatory frameworks for crypto which will allow exchanges to operate in the country.

[Dicbac]

If you look at it you will no that we are not discussing this on a non casino thread, this is a Bc game thread and in there casino they have Fiat deposit system so is allowed for someone to express there happiness or discuss on how deposit was made through that method, perhaps you have not use Fiat before that's why you have not been able to no the reason or the importance of using Fiat while gambling, it must not be a cryptocurrency someone could use, it depends on what can give you convenience, or don't you like how common Fiat is becoming now?.

Fiat currencies are not good for privacy and that's one of reasons why Bitcoin was created in 2009 and altcoins launched later. It's not too hard for realizing this issue of fiat currencies but there are people who can not forget about fiat currencies and want to stick with what they are familiar with. Likely they don't care abour privacy or anonymity at all, so they prioritize fiat currencies more than Bitcoin and altcoins.

It's a main disadvantage of fiat currencies, not only limited to gambling and it's true on almost all platforms. You will have watched more closely if you use fiat currencies than with cryptocurrencies.

only really true if you buy it via p2p on a decentralised exchange, and even then im not sure if anonymity is a given. you can purchase bitcoin on a centralised exchange, withdraw it to private wallet, send it to 300 newly created private wallets at random intervals and amounts, stick it into a casino and wager the balance 1x for every 4 wallets you pass through, and it is still traceable if somebody, such as a state actor, wanted to locate the source of the funds, which will be tied to your kyc'd centralised exchange account, p2p or not.

the only way one of the only ways to be anonymous is utilising a mixture of DEX, bought via p2p, using coin mixers, and a fresh wallet for every step of the process.

[colinistheman]

I was actually reflecting to our country "Nigeria) that was why Binance delisted NGN from P2p as we are currently saying the ban have not been lifted from it and people are still mindful on how they involved themselves with crypto currency trading, payment and transaction across the country. Although, I hope for things to get better since they have imposed law on the system where anyone who trade crypto would be taxed.

Cryptocurrency is not banned in Nigeria. The reason Binance discontinued offering its P2P service to Nigerians is entirely different. The government does not forbid anyone from transacting in crypto. Just recently, they signed the Investment and Securities Act 2025, recognizing crypto as a digital asset. They've also rolled out regulatory frameworks for crypto which will allow exchanges to operate in the country.

You are absolutely right that crypto is not outright banned in Nigeria however  the regulatory landscape is undergoing significant changes. Binance faced major hurdles for digital currencies like Bitcoin, as they were offering naira based peer to peer trading services without complying with the new regulations

After the new Investments and Securities Act came into effect, cryptocurrency were reclassified as securities. As a result, platforms that want to operate successfully must register with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

So, you both make the right argument that cryptocurrency itself is not banned however  unlicensed exchanges or services, like Binances old NGN P2P are currently illegal to operate in Nigeria

[KingsDen]

I was actually reflecting to our country "Nigeria) that was why Binance delisted NGN from P2p as we are currently saying the ban have not been lifted from it and people are still mindful on how they involved themselves with crypto currency trading, payment and transaction across the country. Although, I hope for things to get better since they have imposed law on the system where anyone who trade crypto would be taxed.

Cryptocurrency is not banned in Nigeria. The reason Binance discontinued offering its P2P service to Nigerians is entirely different. The government does not forbid anyone from transacting in crypto. Just recently, they signed the Investment and Securities Act 2025, recognizing crypto as a digital asset. They've also rolled out regulatory frameworks for crypto which will allow exchanges to operate in the country.

Binance case was very much unrelated to a ban on crypto transactions.
Nigeria is a country with flexible but complicated laws. Despite the fact that the government are now looking for means to tax crypto earnings, they have no business legalising crypto transactions. As we talk, if you perform P2P and use crypto related terms as bank narration, your account would be blocked.

So, there are no clear laws and that is why individuals are still so skeptical about Nigeria and her cryptocurrency journey. But the best part of it is that the citizens are wiser. So, the government must tilt their way or have themselves boycotted

[Wapfika]

We all know that governments don't primarily ban crypto for "protecting citizens" (just as they don't require digital ID for the protection of children, but that's another topic ...). They ban it because they can't tax or freeze it instantly. The moment a bank account touches a known casino ( or even exchanges like Bybit/Binance), it gets flagged. Some banks already auto-freeze and demand explanation letters.

Here in Philippines, your comment is accurate since government keep banning crypto services such as exchange and casino just because they can’t regulate it properly for taxation.

Our government is corrupt and trying to imposed huge taxes and terrible requirements just to make global services will never fulfill the license to operate while businessman here in local monopolize the operation in our country since they are paying bribes.

On the bright side, our government is too incompetent to implement a full restriction on crypto services so citizens can still use it online.

[masulum]

We all know that governments don't primarily ban crypto for "protecting citizens" (just as they don't require digital ID for the protection of children, but that's another topic ...). They ban it because they can't tax or freeze it instantly. The moment a bank account touches a known casino ( or even exchanges like Bybit/Binance), it gets flagged. Some banks already auto-freeze and demand explanation letters.

Yes, because the government has access to banking and can asked to the bank to open it at any time, whether it's a state-owned or private bank. Therefore, Indonesia wants to implement a regulation that freezes bank accounts detected conducting online gambling transactions, but currently, this regulation isn't fully implemented. I don't know what will happen in the future for this regulation, but i think as far as the 3rd party of the payment able to hiding from the government maybe it will be save. because during my time using bc.game, I mostly chosen fiat because of the lower bets available for slots.

[Lakai01]

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Exactly – the core issue is control, not protection.

In the EU we’re already one step ahead of Indonesia: since MiCA fully kicked in (Oct 2024) and the new AMLR package (effective 2026), every licensed exchange and casino must report any wallet that received funds from "high-risk gambling entities". Banks are obliged to block or flag such accounts automatically under TFR (Travel Rule).

Germany, Netherlands and France already freeze first and ask questions later if a transaction hits a known Curacao address that isn’t EU-licensed.
That’s why non-KYC, direct-crypto casinos (Stake, Roobet, Rollbit, etc.) are the only ones still usable without constant hassle.
Even "licensed" EU casinos now demand full KYC + source-of-funds docs for withdrawals >2 k€. Many players in regulated countries have completely switched to privacy coins or on-chain only.

Bottom line: as long as you stay off fiat on/off-ramps and never touch local bank accounts with gambling funds, you’re still fine – for now.