Stablecoins, Networks, and Transaction Fees in Crypto Poker
Understand current Solana USDC funding, SOL network fees, token mints, custodial balances, platform fees, and historical SOL withdrawals.
Separate network, asset, and account balance
Solana is the network. SOL is its native asset. USDC is a token with a specific mint. After a deposit is credited, the number shown by Boker is a custodial database balance rather than a token held in the player’s external wallet.
Current USDC funding and historical SOL withdrawals
| Asset | Current funding status | Identifier | Withdrawal terms at review |
|---|---|---|---|
| USDC on Solana | Available for current public Poker; deposit fee was 0% at review | EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v | 1 USDC fixed fee at review |
| SOL | Not available for new Poker funding | Native Solana asset; may be needed for network fees | Historical withdrawals only; 0.01 SOL fixed fee at review |
Different fees answer different questions
- Network fee pays for a Solana transaction.
- Platform deposit or withdrawal fee is set by Boker.
- Poker rake is taken from eligible pots under table rules and is separate from deposit and withdrawal fees.
- A displayed setting can change; read the final quote before approval.
Pre-transfer checklist
- Start from boker.gg, not a copied advertisement or direct message.
- Read the current treasury address from the deposit screen.
- For new Poker funding, confirm Solana USDC and its full mint. Keep SOL in your wallet for network fees; SOL is not available for new Poker funding.
- Review amount, destination, fee, and transaction simulation.
- Send no recovery phrase or private key to support.
- Preserve the transaction signature after sending.
Stable does not mean risk-free
A stablecoin can face issuer, market, network, smart-contract, wallet, custody, and platform risk. Boker custody adds operational and withdrawal dependence after deposit. This page does not recommend SOL, USDC, or a deposit.
A correctly routed transfer can still become gambling exposure after it is credited. Decide whether to deposit only after checking eligibility, custody, current fees, a fixed loss boundary, and a tested withdrawal and support path.
Frequently asked questions
Is every token named USDC interchangeable?
No. Verify the network and mint. Boker uses USDC on Solana with the mint shown on the deposit screen.
Is a custodial balance stored in my wallet?
No. It is a platform ledger claim after assets have been transferred to platform custody.
Are deposit and withdrawal fees the same as Poker rake?
No. Deposit/withdrawal fees apply to moving funds; rake, if charged, applies to Poker pots under table rules.
Are the listed fees guaranteed?
No. They are a dated live readback. Review the current quote and terms immediately before acting.
Sources and scope
Product statements were checked against the Boker repository, live public endpoints, and the launch claims register on 2026-09-06. External references support general rules or safety guidance; they do not endorse Boker.