Sometimes, when you try to put Bitcoin into your Housebets account, your wallet might not let you. Instead, it puts the Bitcoin back in your wallet. This could happen for a few reasons, like the fee for the transaction being too low, it taking too long for your deposit to go through, or your wallet thinking the transaction might be a scam.
If your deposit is taking too long, you can try again by paying a higher fee. This should help your deposit work properly.
This can happen with other currencies as well, as transaction processing times and fees vary depending on the blockchain network and security measures.
Important:
Not all wallets “return” funds automatically if a transaction fails — many times funds can get stuck or be lost if sent incorrectly, so users should always double-check addresses, networks, and fees.