The minimum deposit at 1win is $10 equivalent in crypto. That figure is the cashier minimum, not the practical minimum. The practical minimum is the cashier minimum plus whatever the network fee is on the coin you send.
1win supports 16 cryptos. The cheapest networks to deposit on, in our experience, are TRC-20 USDT, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Lightning where available. ERC-20 USDT and on-chain BTC will cost more in fees, sometimes enough to make a small test deposit not worth it.
If you are sizing a first deposit specifically to test 1win before committing real bankroll, $20 to $50 on a low-fee network is the practical floor. Anything smaller and the network fee starts to be a meaningful percentage of the deposit, which makes the test itself a bad bet.
The full payment-method breakdown, including which coins clear fastest at the cashier, is on the 1win payments page.
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