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What you need before you register
Age and jurisdiction checks
Email, coin and a secure device
Registration on EarnBet3 takes about three minutes, but two of those minutes are preparation. Before you open the sign-up form, confirm four things: you are at least 18, you are not in a restricted jurisdiction, you have an email address you can open immediately, and you hold a wallet address for the coin you intend to deposit. Setting up an authenticator app in advance saves you the five-minute lockout that follows an expired two-factor code.
- Age: 18 or over, with a document ready if your account is flagged at review.
- Jurisdiction: check the restricted-country list before you spend time on the form.
- Email: an inbox you control; the confirmation link expires after 30 minutes.
- Wallet: a personal address for BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT or SOL — not an exchange account tag.
- Device: an authenticator app such as Aegis or 2FAS, since SMS codes are refused for large withdrawals.
| Item | Requirement | Consequence if missing |
|---|---|---|
| Age | 18+, document verifiable | Account closed if proof is absent at review |
| Jurisdiction | Not on the restricted-country list | Deposit returned minus the network fee |
| Inbox you can open now | Link expires in 30 minutes, start over | |
| Wallet | Personal address, correct network | Wrong-chain transfers cannot be recovered |
| 2FA | Authenticator app installed | Withdrawals above 1,000 USDT are blocked |
Do I need to verify identity before registering?
No. You can register, deposit and play without documents. Verification is requested only when cumulative withdrawals cross the published threshold, which is listed per coin on the payments page.
Registration, step by step
Account details and password strength
Confirming the email
The sign-up form holds four fields on one screen: username, email, password and coin preference. There is no paginated wizard and no phone number in the first step, which is why the average registration takes under three minutes. Optional fields — referral code, display currency — can be left empty, and skipping them does not affect welcome-offer eligibility, because that is tied to the first deposit, not to profile completeness.
- Username: 6–20 characters, letters, digits and underscore only.
- Email: the address you can open right now; it is the only recovery channel.
- Password: 12+ characters, mixed case, one digit; four-word passphrases also work.
- Coin: pick the network you will deposit on — it sets the minimum shown later.
- Referral or display-currency fields: leave blank unless someone sent you a code.
- Checkbox: the declarations described in the next section; submission is blocked without it.
- Email code: six digits, valid for 10 minutes; enter it to activate the account.
- 2FA: add an authenticator before your first withdrawal, not after.
| Step | Required input | Typical time |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Open form | Username, email | 40 seconds |
| 2. Set password | 12+ characters | 30 seconds |
| 3. Choose coin | BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT or SOL | 10 seconds |
| 4. Confirm email | 6-digit code from inbox | 1 minute |
| 5. Enable 2FA | Authenticator app secret | 2 minutes |
The declarations you are making
Age and identity declaration
Country restrictions and self-exclusion registers
The checkbox is not a marketing formality; it is the point where you state three facts under the operator's terms of service. Ticking it confirms you are 18 or older, that you are not resident in a restricted country, and that you are not currently on any self-exclusion register, including registers run by other operators or national authorities. A false declaration is grounds for immediate closure and for voiding any balance still in play.
- Age: you confirm you are 18+ and accept that a random review may require a document.
- Location: you confirm your physical location while playing, not only your citizenship.
- Self-exclusion: an active entry in a national or operator-level register makes a new account ineligible.
- Sole ownership: one account per person, per household, per IP address.
- Sanctions: no deposits from sanctioned jurisdictions or wallets linked to mixing services.
- Odds and limits: nothing in the bonus terms overrides the declared limits of your local law.
What happens if I tick the box while excluded elsewhere?
The account is closed and the deposit is returned to the sending address minus the network fee. Repeated attempts from the same email or device trigger a permanent block.
Can I remove the declaration later?
No. The declaration is recorded with a timestamp at registration. You can close the account at any time, and a closed account cannot be reopened under the same email.
First deposit and activating the welcome offer
Minimum qualifying deposit by coin
Where the bonus code is entered
The welcome offer attaches only to a deposit made after registration, and only when any bonus code is entered before you confirm the transfer. Minimum qualifying deposit by coin differs, so read the row for your network before sending funds: a transfer below the threshold still credits your balance, but the offer does not attach. Confirmation windows below are typical rather than guaranteed — a congested mempool can double them.
| Coin | Minimum qualifying deposit | Typical confirmation | Deposit fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | 0.0005 BTC | 20–60 minutes | Network fee only |
| Ethereum (ETH) | 0.01 ETH | 3–8 minutes | Network fee only |
| USDT (TRC-20) | 20 USDT | under 3 minutes | ≈1 USDT |
| Litecoin (LTC) | 0.1 LTC | 5–15 minutes | ≈0.001 LTC |
- Where the bonus code is entered: the Bonus field on the deposit screen, before you press Confirm — codes cannot be applied retroactively.
- Send the minimum for the chosen coin in one transaction; several smaller transfers do not combine toward the threshold.
- Wait out the confirmation count shown above; the bonus credits to your bonus balance, not to withdrawable funds.
- Read the wagering multiplier, maximum bet while wagering, eligible games and expiry printed beside the offer before you clear it.
- Deposit in the coin you plan to withdraw; switching networks later adds a conversion step and a second fee.
Can the bonus code be added after the deposit confirms?
No. Code entry happens on the deposit screen before confirmation, and support cannot attach an offer to a transfer that has already settled.
Securing the account after registration
Two-factor authentication
Withdrawal address whitelisting
Two settings prevent most account takeovers: app-based two-factor authentication and a whitelist of withdrawal addresses. Both sit under Settings → Security and take about five minutes. Enable them before your first withdrawal, because whitelist additions stay locked for 24 hours after you make them.
- Choose an authenticator app rather than SMS; SIM-swap attacks bypass text-message codes.
- Scan the QR code, then write the 16-character setup key on paper and keep it outside your email account.
- Print the ten recovery codes or store them in a password manager; an email copy is the first thing an attacker reads.
- Whitelist one withdrawal address per coin. New addresses need 24 hours before they can receive funds.
- If your email account is compromised: change the email password first, sign in with a recovery code, revoke all active sessions, then re-whitelist your addresses.
| Setting | Where to change it | Time to take effect |
|---|---|---|
| Two-factor authentication | Settings → Security | Immediate |
| Withdrawal address whitelist | Settings → Security → Addresses | 24 hours |
| Account email change | Settings → Account | 48-hour hold |
| Password change | Settings → Security | Immediate, other sessions signed out |
| Self-exclusion | Responsible gambling | Immediate while active |
What if I lose the phone holding my authenticator?
Sign in with one of the ten single-use recovery codes, then enrol the new device and generate a fresh set.
Does a whitelist stop someone who already has my password?
Yes for withdrawals — funds can only leave to a listed address. Internal transfers are not covered, so keep 2FA switched on.
Sign-up questions
Can an account be created without a deposit
Can a closed account be reopened
You can open an account, confirm your email and browse every market without depositing anything; the balance stays at zero until you fund it. Two rules matter more than the rest: one account per person, and closure is permanent for that account rather than a pause you can reverse.
- No deposit: odds, game previews and bet-slip building stay open, with no wagering and no bonus eligibility.
- Duplicate accounts: detected by email, device or payment method; the later account is closed and its balance returned after review.
- Reopening: the account itself cannot return — a new registration is allowed only once the old one has finished closing.
- Self-exclusion: no new registration inside the chosen period, from 24 hours up to permanent.
| Situation | What happens |
|---|---|
| No deposit made | Account open, withdrawable balance zero, bonus not activated |
| Second account detected | Later account closed, funds returned after review |
| Account closed by you | Permanent for that account; new registration after closure completes |
| Self-exclusion active | Registration blocked for the period chosen at request |
Can I create an account without making a deposit?
Yes — email verification is enough to sign in and browse markets. Bonuses and full withdrawal limits activate after a qualifying deposit.
Can a closed account be reopened?
Not the same account; closure is permanent. A new registration is possible once processing finishes, unless the closure was a self-exclusion.