How to Deposit from Polygon Network to CoinPoker

Depositing funds to your CoinPoker account is simple and almost instant using our partner NACE. 

Currently, deposits and withdrawals from CoinPoker can be made using CHP, USDT, USDT Tron BTC, ETH, SOL, and POL (formerly Polygon MATIC). With deposits, CoinPoker aims to provide a real-time global conversion rate with no fees, but slight rate differences are possible.

You can use several different networks. In this blog, we will go over how to deposit using POL, which used to be called Polygon MATIC.

To begin with, head to the CoinPoker Wallet and select ‘Deposit from Exchange.’ Add the amount you wish to deposit and click on the NACE button. 

Once you have selected the amount and clicked on the widget, you will see a drop-down list of networks to select from. Click on POL, and a box stacked with information will appear. 

Here, you will find the USDT conversion, the amount of POL you need to deposit, a QR code, or an alternative deposit address to copy. 

It looks like this:

Copy the unique wallet address that NACE generated for you and the amount of your deposit. Then, use your exchange application and send your deposit, making sure you use the correct currency and network combination. Once you’ve sent your payment, please click on the ‘Sent’ button. 

Wait to receive your funds in your CoinPoker account. Please keep in mind that deposits are almost instant, however, based on traffic on the blockchain, they may sometimes take longer than expected. 

Note: You can always switch back to your preferred network by closing the popup and selecting the desired network. 

After completing these steps, your CoinPoker wallet is funded, and you can play in our Poker, Casino, or Sportsbook! 

WARNING: Do not transfer directly from an exchange CHP, USDT, ETH, or Polygon MATIC! If you do so, your funds will be lost permanently. Please note that limits might apply to withdrawals. Only ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum and Polygon networks are accepted.

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