Spirit Casino Currency Options Explained

Which currencies can a Spirit account hold

An account with online casino Spirit can be set up in one of 16 supported currencies: EUR, USD, NOK, CAD, NZD, JPY, AUD, BTC, ETH, LTC, BCH, DOGE, USDT, BNB, ADA and TRX. This covers both standard fiat currencies and a wide range of digital assets, so the choice comes down to how a player prefers to fund and withdraw their balance.

Fiat versus crypto balances

For players in Australia, AUD is the natural fiat choice, keeping deposits, balance display and any withdrawal in the same currency used day to day. Alongside AUD we also support EUR, USD, NOK, CAD, NZD and JPY, which suits players who hold funds in those currencies or who prefer not to convert at all. On the digital asset side, we support Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, USDT, BNB, ADA and TRX, giving players who already hold crypto a way to play without first converting to a fiat currency.

Choosing a currency at registration matters because it sets the denomination of the account balance going forward. Matching the account currency to the currency already held avoids an unnecessary conversion step before a first deposit, whichever of the 16 options is selected.

Currency groups at a glance

The 16 supported currencies split into two practical groups: traditional fiat money and digital assets. The table below sets out both groups as we support them.

With seven fiat options and nine digital asset options, the range is wide enough that most players can hold their account balance in a currency they already use elsewhere, rather than a currency chosen for them.

Picking the right currency for your account

For an Australian player, AUD is usually the most straightforward option since it removes any need to think in a second currency when checking a balance or a deposit. Players who already hold a cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, Ethereum or USDT can instead set the account to that asset directly, which keeps the balance in the same unit as their existing wallet.

Because the currency is tied to the account rather than to a single transaction, it is worth confirming the choice before the first deposit. Details on how deposits and withdrawals work alongside the chosen currency are covered on our banking page, and the full picture of what is on offer beyond currency support is summarised on our full review page.

Whichever of the 16 currencies is selected, it applies across the account, including any bonus activity described on our bonuses page and any wagering conditions outlined on our rollover page.