Fees you can ignore
The network charges a fraction of a cent per transfer and does not scale that with the amount, so reloading in small steps costs effectively nothing.
SOL suits players who move money often: one chain to keep track of, transfer costs that round to nothing, and blocks that close in a fraction of a second.
Every Tonza account is issued its own SOL deposit address on the native Solana chain, and that is the only route the coin travels here. Solana was designed around throughput, so the cost of using it barely registers — a small reload and a large one carry the same fraction of a cent in fees.
Price is the other half of the picture. SOL trades with the market, so a balance held in coin changes in dollar terms whether or not you are playing: a night that ends level in SOL can still end up or down in fiat. Players who would rather not carry that keep the bankroll in a stablecoin and move SOL across only for the session they are about to play.
The network charges a fraction of a cent per transfer and does not scale that with the amount, so reloading in small steps costs effectively nothing.
SOL runs on a single network here, so there is no token standard to pick and no second address format that could quietly swallow a transfer.
Solana settles blocks in well under a second, so a deposit gathers its confirmations quickly; how quickly depends on how loaded the chain is at the time.
An email and a password open the account. No passport, no selfie, no proof of address, and the email is confirmed only at withdrawal.
Solana is accepted on its own chain and nowhere else. A Solana address carries no 0x or bc1 prefix, and wrapped SOL routed through Ethereum or BNB Chain will never reach the balance. Phantom and Solflare hold native SOL by default; if the coin sits on an exchange, confirm that Solana is the network selected on the withdrawal screen. Minimum amounts are listed in the table below.
| Network | Min. deposit | Min. withdrawal | Withdrawal fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| SOL | 0.1 SOL | 0.08 SOL | 0.03 SOL + 0.25% |
These values are read from the payment system when the page loads. Always send on the network you selected in your wallet — coins sent on a different network cannot be returned.
Slots, table games, crash and instant titles all take SOL stakes. The five in-house titles — Coin Flip, Mines, Roulette, Plinko and Blackjack — sit under Tonza Originals and settle on provably fair maths: a server seed and a client seed together decide the round, and you can rebuild it yourself once it closes. PvP duels put another player on the far side of the bet, not the house.
Yes. An email and a password create the account, and no documents or selfies are requested at any point. Deposits, games and bonuses are open immediately after sign-up; the email address only has to be confirmed before a withdrawal.
Funds are credited once the network confirms the transfer. Solana processes transactions quickly, but the exact wait depends on current network load and on the wallet or exchange you are sending from.
SOL only — it is the single Solana network supported here. Give an address on the Solana chain; Ethereum or BNB Chain addresses will not work. Every payout request is reviewed by an operator before the coins are sent.
Up to 500% across the first four deposits: 200%, 150%, 100% and 50%. The qualifying deposit starts at 50 USD equivalent and the bonus is capped at 2,500 USD in total. Wagering is x40 within 7 days, with a 5 USD maximum bet.
Each round is computed from a server seed and a client seed. The hash of the server seed is published before you bet, and once the seed is revealed you can recalculate the result and confirm nothing was altered after the fact.





