Cashiers that list Monero
2 of the 23 entries read for this catalogue name Monero on a cashier or banking page. Entries that publish no asset list at all are absent rather than assumed in, which keeps the count lower than the marketing would suggest and truer than it would be otherwise.
Ordered by licence date, newest first. Every button leads to the same place, so no row here is a paid position.
Behind the buttons
Where every button on this site leads
A cashier in six settlement assets, a licence that resolves in the regulator's own certificate portal with the date it was read, and wagering printed as a figure.
- Six settlement assetsno card at the cashier
- Licence in a public registernumber and reading date printed
- Wagering as a numbernot as a sentence
18+ · set your deposit limit before the first deposit, not after
What is specific to Monero
Monero is taken by very few operators here, and the reason is the same reason it exists: an asset designed to resist chain analysis is difficult for a licensed operator to monitor. Where it is offered, the deposit route and the withdrawal route are frequently required to match.
The check that costs money when it is skipped
Copy the address from the cashier at the moment of sending, confirm the network beside it matches the network you are sending on, and send a small amount first when the asset or the site is new to you. Operators change supported networks without notice, and a transfer on an unsupported one is not recoverable by support in any reliable sense.
Other assets
Bitcoin
Entries whose cashier settles in bitcoin.
USDT
Tether at the cashier, where the network matters more than the coin.
Ethereum
Ether as a settlement asset rather than as a talking point.
The full split by asset is on the settlement asset page, and the whole catalogue with all three dates attached is on the launch register.
The other settlement assets
Alongside this page in the same section: new casinos taking bitcoin, new casinos taking usdt, new casinos taking ethereum and new casinos taking litecoin. Each one takes the same twenty-three casinos and the same three dates, and asks a different question of them.
Further out: by feature, the launch register and new bitcoin casinos. The catalogue behind all of them is the same, which is why the numbers on one page never contradict the numbers on another.
The section this page belongs to is new casinos by settlement asset, and the whole catalogue with every date attached is on the launch register. The front page carries the short list of new crypto casinos by licence date.