Stake

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Stake is an online cryptocurrency-based casino and sports betting platform offering casino games, live dealer tables, and sports wagering to customers in various countries.

Willemstad, Curaçao
stake.com
Owned by Medium Rare N.V.

About Stake

Stake is a global online gambling platform best known for its crypto-first casino and sportsbook, where customers can wager cryptocurrencies (and, in some regions, local fiat currencies) on slots, table games, live dealer games, and a wide range of sports events. Operated by Medium Rare N.V. and licensed in Curaçao, Stake has become highly visible through major sponsorships in Formula 1, soccer, and combat sports, and it runs dedicated sites for different regulated markets.

A charge with a descriptor like “BREEZE*Stake*0450” typically indicates you made a deposit or purchased credits on Stake using a card processed through Breeze, a third‑party payment platform that acts as Merchant of Record and payment processor for Stake transactions. This can appear as a one‑time top‑up, multiple deposits in a short period while gambling, or a pending/partially settled authorization if the bank has not yet finalized the transaction. The numeric suffix (such as 0450) can refer to an internal reference, partial card number, or transaction identifier used by the processor.

If you do not recognize the charge, first log in to your Stake account and check the transaction history and deposit records for the same date and amount. You can also search your email for Stake or Breeze payment confirmations. If there’s still a discrepancy, contact Stake support via their official website’s live chat or help center, providing the exact amount, date, and the full descriptor from your bank statement. If you suspect unauthorized use, immediately secure your Stake account (change password, revoke device access, enable two‑factor authentication) and contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction or block your card as needed.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Stake.

  1. BREEZE*Stake*0450

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement show “BREEZE*Stake*XXXX” instead of just Stake?

Stake uses Breeze as a payment processor and Merchant of Record for certain card and bank transfers. Because of this, your statement may list the processor name first (e.g., “BREEZE*Stake*0450”), but the underlying transaction is a deposit or payment made to your Stake gambling account.

What types of payments to Stake typically post with the BREEZE*Stake descriptor?

Card deposits, some instant bank transfers, and cash‑out reversals processed through Breeze can appear as BREEZE*Stake on your statement. These are usually one‑off deposit amounts such as $20, $50, $100, or higher, matching top‑ups you made on Stake around the same date.

Does Stake charge any recurring subscription fees through Breeze?

Stake generally does not operate on a subscription model; charges processed via Breeze are typically one‑time deposits or payouts-related adjustments. If you see repeated similar BREEZE*Stake charges, they are likely multiple manual deposits rather than an automatic subscription, and you should review your Stake deposit history to confirm.

How can I verify a BREEZE*Stake charge matches my Stake account activity?

Log in to your Stake account, go to the wallet or transaction history section, and compare the date, time, and amount of recent deposits with the charge on your bank or card statement. If they match, the BREEZE*Stake charge is legitimate. If you find no corresponding deposit, contact Stake support with a screenshot of the bank descriptor so they can investigate.

How do I contact Stake about a billing or deposit issue involving Breeze?

Go to stake.com and open the live chat or support/help section, then provide your account email, the exact transaction amount, date, and the descriptor (e.g., “BREEZE*Stake*0450”). Stake’s support team can review payments processed via Breeze and advise whether the deposit succeeded, is pending, or failed and may need to be reversed.

Why do I see a pending or reversed BREEZE*Stake authorization on my card?

When you attempt a deposit, Breeze may place a temporary authorization hold to verify your card. If the deposit fails or is canceled, the hold can appear as a pending BREEZE*Stake transaction that later drops off without permanently posting. This release period is controlled by your bank or card issuer and may take a few business days.

Can I get a refund for a BREEZE*Stake deposit I didn’t mean to make?

Because Stake deposits fund gambling activity, refunds are often limited or unavailable once the funds have been credited and used. If you deposited by mistake and have not gambled with the funds, contact Stake support immediately via stake.com to request a review; they will assess the account activity and advise whether a refund or adjustment is possible.

What should I do if I don’t recognize any Stake account but see a BREEZE*Stake charge?

If you do not have a Stake account or no one you authorized has access to your payment card, treat the BREEZE*Stake charge as potentially fraudulent. Contact your bank or card issuer immediately to report unauthorized use, request a card block/replacement, and start a dispute. You can also notify Stake support with the descriptor details so they can investigate and potentially restrict the associated Stake account.

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