Three coins, three habits
TRX, DOGE and XRP at a glance
| Coin | Network | Extra field needed | Fees paid in |
|---|---|---|---|
| TRX | Tron | Follow the cashier; Stake shows a tag only where one is needed | TRX |
| DOGE | Dogecoin | No | DOGE |
| XRP | XRP Ledger | Yes, a destination tag | XRP |
Stake's help center says XRP and EOS need a memo or tag. For any coin, if the cashier shows a tag or memo field, copy it.
Why XRP needs a tag
On the XRP Ledger, many exchanges and casinos use one shared address for lots of customers. The destination tag is a number that tells them which customer a payment belongs to. Send to the right address without the tag and the coins arrive, but nobody can tell whose they are. Recovery then depends on support matching the transaction by hand, if they can.
Deposit XRP safely
- Verify your email and account, and set a deposit limit.
- In the cashier, choose XRP.
- Copy the address.
- Copy the destination tag. Treat it as part of the address.
- In your wallet, paste both into their own fields.
- Send a small test, wait for it to arrive, then send the rest.
XRP reserve
XRP Ledger accounts keep a small reserve that can't be sent. If your wallet won't let you send your whole balance, that's why. It's a network rule, not a Stake one.
Tron
Tron is fast and usually cheap, which is why many people send USDT on TRC-20. Sending TRX itself works the same way: choose TRX in the cashier, copy the address starting with T, and send on the Tron network. Tron transactions use network resources paid in TRX, so keep a little TRX in your wallet even when you're sending a token like USDT. See USDT on Stake.
Dogecoin
Dogecoin has quick blocks and usually low fees, and no tag is needed. The main risk is a mix-up with another coin's address. Choose DOGE in the cashier and in your wallet.
Withdrawing
For withdrawals, the logic flips. If your receiving wallet or exchange needs a tag for XRP, enter your own tag in Stake's withdrawal form. Your exchange shows its tag on its deposit page. Without it, the exchange can't credit you.
Withdrawal checks by coin
| Coin | Before you confirm |
|---|---|
| XRP | Your exchange's tag entered, if it uses one |
| TRX | Receiving address starts with T |
| DOGE | Receiving wallet is a Dogecoin wallet |
Then confirm with 2FA. More in how to withdraw.
Common mistakes
Mistake and what happens
| Mistake | What happens |
|---|---|
| XRP sent without a destination tag | Can't be matched to your account |
| Old tag reused without checking | Copy the current one from the cashier |
| No TRX left for Tron network costs | Wallet can't send |
| DOGE sent to another coin's address | Not credited |
If something went wrong
Contact Stake support with the transaction ID, the coin, the address and the tag you used, or that you left it out. Our support guide explains what to include. Don't send a second transfer to "push" the first one through.
Choosing between them
If you want low fees and quick credit, any of the three can work. If you'd rather your balance held its value, use a stablecoin instead. Compare everything on the payments hub and the crypto guide.
Price movement
TRX, DOGE and XRP all move with the market. Dogecoin in particular can swing sharply. If your balance is held in one of them, its value moves while you play.
A tag mistake, worked through
Here's a typical case with invented details. A player copies Stake's XRP address into their exchange, but the exchange's withdrawal form hides the tag field under "optional". They leave it blank. The coins leave the exchange and reach Stake's address, but Stake can't see whose they are. The player contacts support with the transaction ID. Whether it can be matched depends on Stake's process. The simple fix next time: treat the tag as compulsory, even when a form calls it optional.
EOS too
Stake's help center also lists EOS as a coin that needs a memo. The same rule applies: copy the memo with the address, every time.
A note on dates
Checked against Stake's help center on 13 October 2026. Which coins need a tag or memo can change, so follow what the cashier shows on the day. You must be 18+, or the higher legal age where you live. Stake.com isn't available in the US, the UK, Australia, Ontario or the other places on Stake's prohibited list, and that list can change. Treat every deposit as money you can lose.
FAQ
I forgot the XRP tag. What now?
Contact Stake support with the transaction ID and the details. Recovery isn't certain.
Is the XRP tag the same every time?
Copy it from the cashier each time rather than assuming it hasn't changed.
Does Dogecoin need a memo?
No. Choose DOGE in the cashier and send to the address shown.
Why can't I send my whole XRP balance?
The XRP Ledger keeps a small reserve in every account.
Does Tron need a tag?
Follow the cashier. If it shows a tag or memo field, use it.