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Solana at BC.GAME: not confirmed, because the pages that would say so did not open

Should you go to BC.GAME with Solana? This page cannot say, and it tells you why instead of guessing. The pages that would list the accepted coins come back as empty shells, and the help centre would not open for us.

What could be read

The payment and currency pages return a bare frame of about fifteen kilobytes that fills itself in with scripts, so the coin list is not in the page source. The help address refused the request outright. A sitemap that should list static pages came back empty.

One statement of its own was readable: the description line carried by its pages, which lists BTC, ETH, DOGE, TRX, XRP and UNI, followed by the words defi tokens supported. SOL is not in that short list.

Why that is not a verdict

A promotional line is not a list of everything accepted, and this one ends with a phrase that leaves the list open. A coin missing from it is therefore not refused, and a coin present would not have told us the network or the timing. Writing no on this evidence would be inventing a fact, and so would writing yes.

What to check yourself

Open the deposit screen, choose the coin, and read the network it shows, the minimum, and any line about how many confirmations are required. Do this before sending anything. A fast chain delivers a wrong-network transfer just as quickly as a right one.

Where this was read: BC.GAME payment pages and the description line carried by its pages.

Quick answers

Does BC.GAME accept SOL?

Not confirmed. The pages that would list coins did not load as text, and its description line lists other coins and leaves the list open.

Why not just say it does not?

Because the evidence does not say so. An unreadable page and a refusal are different facts.