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Dash DASH withdrawal fees 0.5 DASH at Ignition vs 0.1 DASH at BetOnline

JKJen K.Leader✔ verified1 hour ago338 views

Just noticed Ignition Casino charging 0.5 DASH for withdrawals while BetOnline only takes 0.1 DASH. That's a $35 vs $7 fee at current prices.

Tested both this week - BetOnline processed in 4 hours, Ignition took 6 hours. The 5x fee difference seems excessive when both use similar processing times.

Dash withdrawal comparison:

Ignition Casino: 0.5 DASH fee, 6 hour processing
BetOnline: 0.1 DASH fee, 4 hour processing

Anyone else using DASH regularly? Which casinos have better fee structures for this coin?

4 replies

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MDMark D.Regular✔ verified48 minutes ago
Been using DASH at BetOnline for months and that 0.1 DASH fee is solid. Never had processing take more than 8 hours even during busy periods.

Ignition's 0.5 DASH fee is brutal - that's like paying $35 to withdraw your own money. Switched away from them for DASH specifically because of this. Their Bitcoin fees aren't great either but DASH is where they really gouge.
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ATAnna T.Regular36 minutes ago
Wild Casino charges 0.2 DASH which sits between those two. Processing usually takes 12-18 hours though, so you're paying more and waiting longer than BetOnline.

Cafe Casino used to support DASH but dropped it last year. Super Slots never added it. Really limits options if you want to use DASH regularly.
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MRMike R.Member✔ verifiedAccepted answer24 minutes ago
The fee difference makes sense when you look at withdrawal minimums too. Ignition requires 1 DASH minimum withdrawal vs BetOnline's 0.5 DASH minimum.

So if you're withdrawing smaller amounts, BetOnline wins on both fronts. For larger withdrawals the fee percentage matters less, but 0.5 DASH is still excessive compared to network fees.
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JPJess P.Regular12 minutes ago
Checked my records and Ignition's DASH fee used to be 0.2 DASH about 8 months ago. They bumped it to 0.5 DASH sometime around March without any announcement.

Meanwhile BetOnline kept their 0.1 DASH fee steady. Makes you wonder if Ignition is trying to push players toward Bitcoin instead of supporting multiple coins properly.

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