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Tron at BitStarz: thirty TRX to deposit, and withdrawal limits counted in euros
The payments page at BitStarz is a long list of methods, each with a fee, a processing time and a limit per transaction. Tron has its own row in the deposit table and another in the withdrawal table, and the page’s source names the network behind it. The page has no date on it.
That is enough to say plainly that BitStarz takes TRX and that you need 30 of it to deposit. It is not enough to say how long a withdrawal takes, because the table’s answer is one word, and the word needs reading.
What the payments page prints about Tron
The page opens its crypto list with “Currently, we accept the following currencies”, and Tron is one of them, next to Tether, Solana and USD Coin. In the deposit table the Tron row reads: fee 0%, processing time “Instantly”, limit per transaction “Min 30 TRX”. In the withdrawal table the Tron row reads: fee 0%, “Instantly”, “Min €50 Max €50,000”. Mind the unit. The deposit floor is in coin and the withdrawal limits are in euros, so what the withdrawal minimum is in TRX depends on the rate on the day.
The catalogue inside the page
The page’s source carries a machine-readable catalogue of currencies. In it TRX has the network name Tron, and USDT has two protocols: TRC20 on Tron and ERC20 on Ethereum Mainnet. So the page does confirm a TRC-20 route for USDT, but only in its source and not in the visible table, which names no networks.
The same catalogue has a numeric field called “confirmations”, 19 for TRX and for USDT on TRC20, 10 for USDT on ERC20. The page does not explain it. We do not read it as a waiting time and we do not print it as one; we mention it because it is there and because the visible text says something quite different.
“Instantly”, and what the word can cover
Every row in both tables says “Instantly”. On a network that makes a block every three seconds that is believable for the chain’s part of a deposit, and the word can only describe the operator’s own processing once the network step is done. It does not tell you when your transfer will be final on the chain, and it is not a promise about a withdrawal reaching an outside wallet. A word like this is worth keeping next to the other stages we describe on the energy page.
Where this was read: www.bitstarz.com/payments, the visible deposit and withdrawal tables and the currency catalogue embedded in the page source. The page carries no date, and the cashier shows the live limits.
Two short answers
- What is the TRX deposit minimum at BitStarz?
- “Min 30 TRX” per transaction, in the deposit table. Withdrawal limits are stated in euros.
- Does BitStarz take USDT on Tron?
- Its page source names a TRC20 protocol on the Tron network for USDT. The visible table names no networks.