Ethereum is on mBit's coin list
ETH is one of the seven cryptocurrencies mBit accepts, alongside Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Tether and Ripple. mBit is crypto-only - it has been since 2014 - so Ethereum is a first-class deposit method here, not a fiat workaround.
AskGamblers puts the Ethereum minimum at 0.01 ETH. I'm attributing that to AskGamblers because it is the only source I have for the figure; mBit's cashier is where you should confirm the live number before sending.
What ETH does and doesn't get you
No deposit or withdrawal fees apply on mBit's side, so the only cost on an ETH transfer is the Ethereum gas your wallet pays to the network. Gas on Ethereum's base layer can run higher than a Litecoin or Dogecoin send when the network is busy - worth weighing if you are moving a small amount.
A 0.01 ETH deposit will fund your balance, but it may not be enough to arm the welcome package: that offer needs a qualifying deposit of at least 30 USDT or the crypto equivalent. Convert before you send if triggering the bonus matters to you.
Ethereum vs the other coins
If you already hold ETH, using it saves a conversion step. If you are choosing purely on speed and network cost, mBit's cheaper-to-move options are worth a look - see Litecoin and Dogecoin, or the full per-coin minimum table.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum deposit | 0.01 ETH (AskGamblers) |
| mBit deposit fee | None |
| Network cost | Ethereum gas (paid to network, not mBit) |
| Bonus qualifying floor | 30 USDT / crypto equivalent |
Before you commit ETH
Depositing is reliable; cashing out is the part mBit gets mixed reviews on. Trustpilot reviewers (4.4/5 over 483 reviews) often report fast crypto payouts, while Reddit, Bitcointalk and the AskGamblers forum log recurring delayed-withdrawal and slow-KYC complaints. Read the withdrawal notes and the FAQ first.