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# Change your token or network

To bet in a different token or on a different network, use the header of the platform. Open the network and currency selection section in the top right corner, pick the network and the currency you want, and make sure your wallet is switched to the same network as the one selected on the platform.

## Why the selection matters

Your balance and your bets are held per pool, and a pool is a token on a network. Whatever is selected in the header is the pool your stake comes from. History in your profile is not divided this way: it lists everything across all pools, newest first.

Dexsport supports 26 networks plus Binance Pay, and most tokens are available on more than one chain. USDT and USDC exist on the most networks, which makes them the easiest to fund from almost any wallet or exchange.

## Switch your wallet too

If you use a Web3 wallet, it has to be on the same network as the one selected on the platform. A mismatch is the most common reason a deposit is delayed or a transaction fails, and it is worth checking before you send anything rather than after.

## Freebets usually need the USDT pool

Most freebets require the USDT pool. If you are in SOL, ETH, or BTC and the freebet button is not showing in your betslip, switch the currency selector in the top right corner to USDT and check the slip again. The button appears only when your selection matches all the conditions of that freebet.

The Welcome Bonus is the exception. It is credited in the currency you deposited in, so it stays in that pool. Every other freebet comes in USDT.

## Change it before you place the bet

Switching pools is something you do before confirming a bet, not after. Once the system has confirmed a bet, it cannot be cancelled or changed, and it stays in the pool it was placed in until it is settled. Winnings are paid into that same pool.

Balances cannot be moved from one pool to another inside the platform. There is no internal exchange or transfer between currencies, so if you need funds in a different pool, you withdraw the token you have and deposit the one you want.

Deposits and withdrawals follow the same selection. When you deposit, the network you send from has to match the one selected on the platform, and when you withdraw, the token and the network are chosen in the same way.


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