Sweepstakes Casinos With Crypto Prize Redemptions
Each of these operators lists cryptocurrency as a way to redeem prizes, in its own rules or help center.
How this list is built: Included when crypto appears in the operator-stated redemption methods.
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Editor Rating★ 3.9/5Overall Score 75/100Market Signal77Ranked byCrypto redemptionStates28/51 - 2
Editor Rating★ 4.5/5Overall Score 74/100Market Signal60Ranked byCrypto redemptionStates36/51 - 3
Editor Rating★ 4.3/5Overall Score 71/100Market Signal59Ranked byCrypto redemptionStates33/51 - 4
Editor Rating★ 4.4/5Overall Score 70/100Market Signal55Ranked byCrypto redemptionStates36/51 - 5
Editor Rating★ 4.1/5Overall Score 66/100Market Signal55Ranked byCrypto redemptionStates29/51 - 6
Editor Rating★ 4.5/5Overall Score 65/100Market Signal43Ranked byCrypto redemptionStates36/51 - 7
Editor Rating★ 4.4/5Overall Score 64/100Market Signal42Ranked byCrypto redemptionStates36/51 - 8
Editor Rating★ 4.0/5Overall Score 63/100Market Signal51Ranked byCrypto redemptionStates29/51 - 9
Editor Rating★ 4.3/5Overall Score 62/100Market Signal42Ranked byCrypto redemptionStates36/51
Sweepstakes casinos that pay prizes in crypto
These casinos list cryptocurrency as a way to redeem prizes, and they're ranked here by our Overall Score, which weighs verified terms and online reach equally. Where they differ is the fine print: how long review takes, which coin and network they pay in, whether crypto has its own minimum, and whether you have to redeem in the same currency type you bought with. Age can trip you up too, since one casino here accepts 18-year-olds but sets 21 for crypto.
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Stake.usSame-currency rule, 3x play
Buy with crypto and you redeem in crypto; buy with fiat and you redeem in fiat. That's the Stake.us rule, and bank transfer is the fiat option. Stake Cash needs a 3x playthrough first, and Florida redemptions are capped at $5,000 a day. It's 21+. Florida's Attorney General has also sued Stake and its payment processors, alleging illegal gambling.
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YAY CasinoCrypto at 21, Visa at 18
YAY Casino accepts players from 18, but cryptocurrency transactions there require 21, so younger players redeem to the Visa virtual card or by bank transfer instead. Every route opens at 50 SC. Free Sweeps Coins arrive through a 12 SC sign-up credit and 5 SC per mail-in request, and the site covers 36 of 51 jurisdictions.
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PlayFameOn-chain within hours
PlayFame says crypto prizes typically go out on-chain within a few hours of internal review. It's the B-Two group's only crypto brand, and it also pays by ACH and with gift cards from 10 SC. Cash starts at 75 SC after one playthrough. Veriff identity verification comes first, support runs 24/7 by phone and email, and players must be 21.
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AceBet10 to 15 minutes on-chain
AceBet's FAQ puts crypto redemptions at 10 to 15 minutes on-chain and fiat at 1 to 3 business days, though the rules give it up to 10 business days for bank payouts. Gold Coin purchases also take crypto. Redemptions start at 50 SC and are capped at $9,500 a day. Players from 18 are accepted in 36 of 51 jurisdictions.
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Shuffle.us100 SC, no crypto cap
Shuffle.us redeems by crypto, ACH or card, and its rules set one 100 Shuffle Cash minimum, paid at the crypto equivalent when you take crypto. The limit of 100,000 per rolling 24 hours covers fiat only; crypto has no such cap. Payouts usually land within a few hours, or 1 to 2 business days at most, and Florida prizes are capped at $5,000. It's 18+ in 29 of 51 jurisdictions.
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GainsSolana USDC in minutes
Gains pays crypto as USDC on Solana, stated to land within minutes, and most redemptions are approved automatically in seconds. You get one redemption a day, up to 5,000 SC, from a 100 SC minimum, and the rules allow up to 30 days in the worst case. Crypto works for purchases as well. Age is 18, or 19 in Alabama and Nebraska.
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KingPrizeNear-instant after review
At KingPrize, crypto is the quick leg of a two-step process: a manual review of up to 7 business days, then crypto near-instantly, against up to 2 days for cards and 3 business days for bank transfers. Purchases accept crypto, Visa, Mastercard, Discover and Apple Pay. Its terms set the age at 21 in most regions.
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Lucky Bits VegasCrypto only, five coins
Lucky Bits Vegas pays prizes only in crypto (ETH, SOL, TRX, USDC or USDT) from 95 SC, with each Sweeps Coin worth $1. The network transfer typically takes seconds to minutes, but the rules allow up to 10 days per redemption. No fiat redemption terms are published. LBV Social, LLC runs it for players 21 and over in 29 of 51 jurisdictions.
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SweetSweepsUSDC on Solana, 75 SC
SweetSweeps pays crypto prizes in USDC on the Solana network only, and its 75 SC minimum applies to crypto as it does to card and bank redemptions. Requests take 3 to 10 business days, up to 30 in some cases, and each one is capped at 5,000 SC. Free coins carry a 2x playthrough, and ID plus proof of address must clear first. Players from 18 are accepted in 36 of 51 jurisdictions.
Crypto terms can depend on your state and age, as YAY Casino's 21+ rule for crypto shows. Check each casino's current redemption page for the network, limits and any minimum before you request a prize. See how we rate casinos for our other criteria.
Frequently asked questions
- Which crypto casino has the lowest redemption threshold?
- YAY Casino and AceBet, at 50 SC. PlayFame and SweetSweeps start at 75 SC, Lucky Bits Vegas at 95 SC, and Shuffle.us and Gains at 100. KingPrize and Stake.us don't publish a cash minimum.
- Which coins and networks do they pay in?
- Gains and SweetSweeps pay USDC on Solana, and Lucky Bits Vegas lists ETH, SOL, TRX, USDC and USDT. The rest name crypto as a method without specifying a network in their published terms, so ask before you request a prize.
- Can an 18-year-old redeem crypto at these casinos?
- At AceBet, Shuffle.us, Gains and SweetSweeps, yes, though Gains sets 19 in Alabama and Nebraska. YAY Casino lets 18-year-olds play but requires 21 for crypto. Stake.us, PlayFame, KingPrize and Lucky Bits Vegas are 21+.
Reviewed by the SweepsCheck editorial team · Oct 15, 2026
