Fees you will not notice
A Stellar transfer costs thousandths of a cent, which makes small and frequent top-ups perfectly reasonable rather than wasteful.
Thousandths of a cent per transfer, ledgers that close every few seconds, and an account that opens on an email and a password.
Stellar was built to move money and the numbers show it: a ledger closes about every five seconds, and the base fee is a rounding error measured in thousandths of a cent. Getting funds onto a casino balance costs close to nothing on this chain.
Two quirks are worth knowing before your first transfer. A funded Stellar account has to keep a small reserve, so your wallet will refuse to send the balance down to zero. And many services route incoming payments with a memo, so copy every field the cashier displays, not only the address line.
A Stellar transfer costs thousandths of a cent, which makes small and frequent top-ups perfectly reasonable rather than wasteful.
The network closes a ledger roughly every five seconds, so the gap between sending funds and placing a bet stays short.
Email and password, no KYC, no document upload. Deposits, games and bonuses open immediately; email confirmation belongs to withdrawals.
From 50 USD up, 200%, 150%, 100% and 50% stack to 500%, capped at 2,500 USD. Expect x40 wagering, a 7-day expiry and a 5 USD maximum bet.
One network carries this coin: Stellar. Deposit addresses start with G and are issued per player. If the cashier prints a memo beside the address, include it — Stellar uses that field to route a payment to the right account, and a transfer without it may not credit automatically. Fees are negligible and the balance posts once the ledger confirms. Minimums are in the table below.
| Network | Min. deposit | Min. withdrawal | Withdrawal fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| XLM | 10 XLM | 10 XLM | 5 XLM + 0.25% |
These values are read from the payment system when the page loads. Always send on the network you selected in your wallet — coins sent on a different network cannot be returned.
Every section accepts an XLM balance: slots, table games, crash curves and instant rounds that resolve in a second or two. Tonza Originals — Coin Flip, Mines, Roulette, Plinko and Blackjack — settle through provably fair maths, combining a server seed with a client seed of your own, so a round can be checked without trusting the operator's word. Head-to-head PvP duels are available too.
Follow whatever the cashier displays next to the address. If a memo is shown, it has to go into the memo field of your sending wallet — Stellar uses it to route the payment, and a transfer without it may not credit automatically.
Stellar requires every funded account to keep a small reserve, so the network rejects a transaction that would empty it. Leave a little XLM behind and plan your deposit amount with that in mind; it is a protocol rule, not a casino one.
No. Tonza asks for an email and a password and nothing more — no passport, no selfie, no proof of residence. Deposits, games and bonuses are available straight away, and confirming your email is only needed in order to withdraw.
Stellar fees are thousandths of a cent per transaction, so topping up in small amounts is not wasteful the way it can be on busier chains. Ledgers close roughly every five seconds, which keeps network confirmation short.
Yes. Tonza runs a Telegram Mini App on the same account and the same XLM balance as the website, and the interface switches between English and Russian in either place.





