A token name is not a complete transfer instruction
USDT and USDC are different tokens. A ticker or logo does not specify the network supported by the selected cashier route. The destination address, network and any additional reference shown for that transaction must be read together. Do not reuse an old address merely because it was saved in a wallet.
A stablecoin label also does not promise that the final account credit will equal a fiat amount without fees or conversion. Check the unit used by the cashier and the amount expected to arrive. A withdrawal route needs the same care as a deposit route; reversing the direction does not remove network requirements. Continue to USDT and USDC payment routes to inspect the operator’s current interface.
The public limits describe a route, not every wallet
The reviewed English panel lists €50–€10,000 for both USDT and USDC deposits and withdrawals. Those are the public euro-denominated ranges, not a claim that every chain, wallet or account is supported. The Hungarian panel publishes its own forint figures.
A transfer below the displayed minimum may not provide a valid test. A network charge can affect the amount delivered, so distinguish the amount entered, the amount sent and the amount received. If the cashier does not clearly identify the supported network, resolve that uncertainty before sending.
Use transaction evidence to locate a delay
A wallet broadcast, network confirmation and casino credit are different milestones. A transaction hash can help identify a transfer, but it does not by itself prove that the operator credited the correct account. Record the network, amount and time alongside the reference.
Never send a wallet seed phrase or private key to support. The operator may need transaction details, not control of the wallet. This review does not recommend a token purchase, estimate exchange rates or promise recovery of a transfer sent to an incompatible destination. Continue to Dukat.bet payment support to inspect the operator’s current interface.