Lucky Block Casino payment methods and deposits

Lucky Block’s FAQ lists cryptocurrency payments and card purchases through the Buy Crypto tab. The card option is described as buying crypto, not as a separate direct card-deposit service. Online casino services are prohibited for Australians, so this information is for reference only.

Supported cryptoassets and USDT networks

The FAQ names BTC, BCH, LTC, DOGE, ETH, USDT, TRX, XRP, ADA, BNB, SOL and USDC. For USDT, it explicitly identifies ERC-20 and TRC-20. That network detail should not be extended to other assets: check the exact asset and network displayed for your intended transaction before sending funds.

Are euros an accepted deposit currency?

Lucky Block’s welcome-offer page and general terms quote monetary thresholds in euros. Those figures do not, by themselves, confirm a direct EUR payment method or a EUR-denominated account balance. The FAQ describes crypto payments and card purchases of crypto. This information does not make the service available to Australians.

Lucky Block’s welcome-offer page specifies a €20 first-deposit threshold. Its FAQ payment-method list does not specify a general minimum for each cryptoasset or a universal maximum. These are brand-published terms, not guidance to transact; online casino services are prohibited for Australians.

A qualifying deposit still has separate bonus conditions

It gives 14 days to fulfil wagering and requires the first deposit within 30 days of registration. These are the brand’s published promotional conditions; online casino services are prohibited for Australians. Read the Lucky Block bonus terms for information about how the offer works.

Lucky Block’s FAQ payment list does not quote a deposit-fee schedule or the full cost of a card-based crypto purchase. The general terms separately specify charges. This information is for reference only; online casino services are prohibited for Australians.

The withdrawal charge is conditional; it is not described as a fee on every withdrawal. Likewise, the dormant-account condition concerns bet activity, not merely whether you have signed in. These terms matter when deciding whether to deposit and how much money to leave in an account.

Lucky Block’s general terms state the following account-level withdrawal rules; these are not a method-by-method processing schedule. Online casino services are prohibited for Australians, so this information is for reference only.

• The minimum withdrawal is €10 or equivalent, with account closure as an exception.
• The standard maximum is €150,000 per rolling 30 days; VIP players may be eligible for up to €500,000.
• The casino aims to process withdrawals within 24 hours, subject to checks.
• Withdrawals go back to the original payment method.
• Photo ID, proof of address and other checks may be requested before withdrawal.

Lucky Block’s terms state that withdrawals go back to the original payment method. This is a brand-published rule, not guidance to fund an account. See the withdrawal guide for information about the stated cash-out conditions and the verification guide for documented identity-check requirements.

Lucky Block’s FAQ does not give a deposit-processing time for each listed method. It does not promise instant crediting across all listed assets. Online casino services are prohibited for Australians; this information is provided for reference only.

The FAQ describes support as available 24/7 through live chat and help@luckyblock.com. It lists complaints@luckyblock.com as its complaints address. These are the brand’s stated contact channels; online casino services are prohibited for Australians.

Lucky Block Casino is restricted in Australia: online casino and slot services to Australians are prohibited. This payment information does not indicate that Australians can use the service. Gambling is for people aged 18+. If gambling is becoming difficult to control, contact Gambling Help Online on 1800 858 858 or consult the responsible gambling guide.