Identify the base wallet
Record the account currency at registration and whether it can later change. A display preference is not the same as a denominated balance.
This page is a decision worksheet built around a specific search task. It separates observable records, first-party wording and unresolved claims so the conclusion can be checked again after a material change.
Inspect game settlement
Compare stake, win and transaction-history currency. Note whether the provider converts values before they reach the main wallet.
Map deposit conversion
Save the sent amount, received amount, rate source, timestamp and fees. Separate operator conversion from card, wallet or bank conversion.
Map withdrawal conversion
Record requested currency, dispatched currency and final bank receipt. Unexpected double conversion can occur when the receiving account uses another currency.
Compare net outcomes
Use net AUD received and total fees for like-for-like examples rather than relying on a zero-fee label that excludes exchange-rate spread.
AUD display is not proof of AUD settlement
The reliable evidence is a consistent chain of currency-labelled receipts and ledger entries. Ask support to identify the converting party and rate source before a transaction.
Questions this page resolves
What is a true AUD account?
Its base wallet and transaction ledger settle in AUD rather than merely displaying converted estimates.
Where can double conversion occur?
At the operator, payment provider and receiving bank when their settlement currencies differ.
What should an FX comparison include?
Sent, credited, requested and received amounts plus rates, timestamps and all fees.