Read from the source of its payments page
Ethereum at BitStarz: ETH is named, the route is not written in plain text
Should you go to BitStarz with ether? The coin is named on the operator's payments page, so yes for the coin. What the readable page leaves out is the route, and for gas that means you will see the price only in the cashier.
Source: BitStarz's payments page, read at its source.
Does BitStarz take Ethereum?
Yes. The payments page introduces its list as the currencies it currently accepts, and Ethereum is in it, alongside Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ripple, Tether and others.
Which network does BitStarz use for ETH?
No sentence on the page names one. The page also embeds a machine-readable list of its deposit currencies, and in it the ETH entry carries the network label Ethereum Mainnet, an Etherscan link for transactions and a confirmation count. That is a label in the page's data and not a statement written for the reader, so it is treated here as a hint and no more: one route, the main network.
No second ETH entry appears in that list. That is consistent with one route, and it does not prove it.
Why an unwritten route is a gas question
With the route unwritten, the cashier is the only place to see it, and the fee is whatever your wallet quotes at the moment of sending. That is not a defect; it is how most main-network deposits work. What it changes is the order of work: confirm the route in the cashier, read the gas estimate in the wallet, and only then send.
What this page does not say
BitStarz's page carries figures for deposits and withdrawals in several currencies. None is reproduced here, because a table of minimums says nothing about routes and goes out of date quietly. Bonus and licence details are not covered.
What this page says about BitStarz was read from BitStarz's payments page. The cashier inside an account is the current version and wins wherever the two differ.
Questions about BitStarz and ETH
| Which network does BitStarz use for ETH deposits? | Its payments page does not say in text. Data embedded in the page labels the ETH deposit network as Ethereum Mainnet. |
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| Does BitStarz accept ETH on Layer 2? | Nothing on the page says so, and this page does not claim it either way. |
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