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[Ilya Osipov]

How Automatic Crypto Conversion Works on 1win

Many users deposit USDT, BTC, or other coins and notice that the balance shows up in local currency instead of crypto. This is not a bug and not a manual exchange step you missed. On 1win, deposits are converted automatically right after they arrive. Below is how this system works and what matters on your side.

How the Conversion Happens

You send crypto to your personal deposit address. The transfer goes through the selected network such as TRC-20 or ERC-20. Once the transaction receives confirmation on the blockchain, the amount gets converted at the current market rate into your account currency. The balance updates right after that.

The crypto type does not matter for usability. USDT, BTC, ETH and other supported assets all end up as spendable balance in the same way.

What You Should Know

There is no separate auto-conversion switch. The feature works by default for all crypto deposits.

More than 18 cryptocurrencies are supported, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, and USDT.

Network choice still matters. The network used for sending must match the one shown on the deposit page. The conversion takes place after confirmation, not before.

In Simple Terms

You send crypto. The system receives it. Your balance updates in local currency. You can start using the funds right away.

If anything looks unclear during a deposit, support inside the platform can check the transaction hash and confirm the status.

[Mike]

Finally someone explained it clearly

[Destiny_Care]

sounds interesting 

[No One]

Just now, Mike said:

Finally someone explained it clearly

I dont use any crypto

[Povar]

I always thought I had to switch some setting to keep USDT as USDT

[Times flys]

🥰

[A. Steward]

Only time erc makes sense is if your exchange does not support tron lmao

[Dracula]

Just now, A. Steward said:

Only time erc makes sense is if your exchange does not support tron lmao

😂

[Aman Verma]

Crypto transfers feel like sending money into space 🤣