Blockchain reconciliation
Trace a LevelUp Crypto Transfer End to End
A wallet saying sent does not prove that the casino credited the correct asset and network. Match the cashier instruction, transaction hash and account ledger before sending again.
Check LevelUp payment optionsMatch asset and network
Record the coin or token, blockchain network, destination address and any memo or tag shown by the cashier. Similar token names can exist on several networks that are not interchangeable.
Copy the address through the verified cashier and compare its beginning and ending characters after pasting. Do not use an address received in an unsolicited message.
- Asset
- Network
- Destination
- Memo or tag
Read the transaction on-chain
Save the TXID, amount, fee, sending address and timestamp. Use the explorer for the selected network to check whether the transaction is pending, failed or confirmed.
Confirmations are different from casino credit. The operator can require a particular count and then perform a separate account reconciliation.
- TXID
- Block status
- Confirmation count
- Net amount received
Match the casino ledger
Compare the on-chain received amount with the cashier minimum and credited amount. Network fees can make the received amount lower than the wallet's original send request.
If the transaction is confirmed but absent, open one case with the TXID and cashier request reference. Never send a second transfer merely to activate the first.
Handle a network mismatch safely
Stop further transfers and ask whether recovery is technically supported. A recovery promise should identify the asset, address and process in writing.
Never reveal a private key or seed phrase. A legitimate recovery can use public transaction evidence without taking control of the player's wallet.
LevelUp account questions
Are blockchain confirmations the same as casino credit?
No. Confirmation proves network inclusion; the operator still has to identify and credit the transfer.
Should I send a second deposit when the first is missing?
No. Trace the first TXID and cashier request before creating another transfer.
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Last reviewed: 10 August 2026
