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Read from the source of its fees page
Solana at Cloudbet: two routes, and a withdrawal fee that is not the network's
Should you go to Cloudbet with Solana? Of the twelve operators it hands you the most to work with: two named routes, a stated minimum in each direction, and a flat withdrawal fee printed per route.
The figures below come from the page's source, not from the way it draws its table. The rendered table is five columns wide and slides one column into the next if read carelessly.
Does Cloudbet take SOL?
Yes. The crypto transaction fees page has a row for SOL, and the currency settings embedded in the same page give the full name as Solana and the chain label as Solana. It opens with a flat sentence: Cloudbet does not charge deposit fees.
Which networks does Cloudbet list for SOL?
Two: Solana and BNB Smart Chain. On the first, SOL is the native coin. On the second, the embedded settings attach a token contract address to the route, which reads as SOL carried over as a token. A deposit has to go to the address shown for the route you picked, and the speed of one chain is no help if the coin was sent along the other.
Minimum deposit and minimum withdrawal in SOL
In the settings embedded in the page, the minimum deposit for SOL is 0.002 and the minimum withdrawal is 0.001. The rendered table shows the same 0.001 for withdrawal. Both are the operator's figures as they stood in the page source when we read it; the page carries no date, and the deposit screen of an account is the current version.
A quick network and a flat withdrawal fee
The withdrawal fee printed for the Solana route was, when we read it, roughly a thousand times the base fee that Solana's own documentation lists for a single signature, and more than a hundred times the figure printed beside the BNB Smart Chain route for the same coin. Treat those ratios as a snapshot and not as a rule.
The page explains the logic in its own words: the user pays a flat fee to cover the cost of moving the coin out of the account, and rates follow the network and can change without notice. The point for a reader is plain. Solana being cheap to use does not make a Cloudbet payout cheap, because the charge is the operator's flat amount for the route, not the network's price.
Withdrawals rates are determined by the blockchain network and can fluctuate without notice due to factors such as network congestion.
Cloudbet, crypto transaction fees page
Where this was read: Cloudbet's crypto transaction fees page, read from its page source.
Quick answers
What is the minimum SOL deposit at Cloudbet?
0.002 SOL in the settings embedded in its fee page when we read it. The deposit screen is the current version.
Which Cloudbet network is cheaper for SOL withdrawals?
The table prints a flat fee per route and the figures move. When read, the BNB Smart Chain row was far smaller than the Solana row, but the route also decides which address and wallet are involved.