From Uganda, there are two ways to put money into Gamting: USDT over TRON (TRC20) and USDC over Polygon. Send the coin to the address your Deposit page gives you, and when the chain confirms it, the value turns into Ugandan shillings in your balance, usable on the sportsbook and in the casino. Nothing else is accepted. Here's the walkthrough, for players aged 18 and up.
USDT and USDC are tokens built to track the US dollar, so their value doesn't swing between the moment you send and the moment the deposit lands, the way other crypto can. That makes the shilling figure you see on the Deposit page a reliable guide to what you'll actually get to play with.
Almost every deposit problem comes down to the network. USDT and USDC both exist on several blockchains, and an address on one can look like an address on another.
Coins that travel on the wrong chain, or to a mistyped address, are very often gone for good. A test with a small amount above the minimum is a sensible first move if you're new to a wallet.
Every stablecoin transfer leaves a public record. Your wallet shows a transaction ID, a long string of letters and numbers, once you send. Paste it into a block explorer, Tronscan for TRON or Polygonscan for Polygon, and you'll see the network, the amount, the receiving address and whether it's confirmed. If you ever need to contact support about a deposit, that ID is the first thing to include in your ticket.
The Deposit page tells you the rate before you send. Multiply the coins you send by that rate and you have the USh figure that will land. If you send 25 USDT, for example, your balance goes up by 25 times the displayed rate, in shillings. From that point stakes, wins and bonuses all read in USh, and you don't need to think about dollars again until you withdraw.
Your first deposit also brings a USh 4,000 welcome bonus and a first-deposit bonus, credited automatically. Deposits made during the daily Happy Hours window, in local time, can earn up to 5% extra. A deposit can carry just one bonus, and where two could apply, you get the larger. See Uganda promotions for the current terms.
Withdrawals come out of your shilling balance, so any bonus money still under wagering stays behind until its playthrough is complete. The amount you enter in USh is converted back to the coin you chose at the rate shown on the withdrawal page, and that figure is what your wallet receives.
The same network care applies here. If your receiving wallet is on TRON, choose USDT (TRC20). If it's on Polygon, choose USDC.
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Neither gives a better rate or bonus. Both convert to the same shilling balance and both count for the welcome and first-deposit bonuses. Choose the one your wallet already holds, so you don't pay to swap. If you have USDT on TRON, use that. If you hold USDC on Polygon, use that instead. Just keep the network matched.
Start with your wallet: check it shows as completed on the TRON network. Then check the amount was above the USh minimum and that the address matches your Deposit page. If all of that is right and the balance still hasn't moved, raise a ticket in your account and include the transaction ID.
The conversion uses the rate shown on the Deposit page when you start. If you worked it out with a rate from elsewhere, the result will differ a little. Network fees are also taken from your wallet, not added to the deposit, so the amount you sent before fees is what gets converted.
Yes, a withdrawal can go out as USDT on TRC20 or USDC on Polygon, whichever suits the wallet you want to receive into. What matters is that the address you paste belongs to you and is on the network you choose. Every request is reviewed, and its status is visible in your history.
It works either way, as long as the exchange sends on the right network to the right address. The risk is that exchanges often pick a default network on their withdrawal screen. Switch it to TRC20 (USDT) or Polygon (USDC) before confirming. For withdrawals, use an address you own and control.
