Belarusian operator Maxline starts taking crypto deposits for gaming transactions

Maxline, one of Belarus’s largest iGaming operators, has begun accepting cryptocurrency for gaming transactions. For high-risk PSPs, the useful detail is not the headline itself but the mechanics: deposits are charged only the blockchain network fee, while crypto withdrawals carry a 5% tax, and settlement can take anywhere from 5 minutes to 24 hours.

1. Maxline is currently processing crypto operations in BTC, ETH, TRX, TON, USDT and WBP. That is a fairly standard mix of major assets plus a local token, which tells you the operator is set up for practical cashier use rather than experimental branding.
2. All crypto transactions go through Whitebird, a Belarusian platform that is a resident of Belarus’s High Technologies Park and holds the status of both a crypto platform operator and a cryptocurrency exchange operator.
3. Belarus officially allowed the use of cryptocurrency for gambling on 11 March 2026. Maxline is now one of the first large local operators to put that rule into production rather than leaving it as a line in a legal notice.