Funding Crown in Monero, end to end
You have opened the deposit screen and you need to send Monero. Here is the procedure, the wallet choices, and the quiet pitfalls few mention.
Crown takes both Bitcoin and Monero, so the deposit currency is yours to choose. This page covers the Monero path; the Bitcoin path works the same way from a BTC wallet, sending to the fresh address the deposit screen issues. Many buyers lean toward Monero for one reason, chain analytics. Bitcoin's ledger is wholly public, and every analytics house has it indexed. Monero's ledger is not public in that same sense; ring signatures and stealth addresses forestall the clustering on which Bitcoin analysis depends. Both coins are fully supported either way.
Choosing a wallet
Feather Wallet on the desktop is the standing choice. Cake Wallet on mobile is the right choice if a phone is all you have. Both rest on a deterministic seed, so record the seed when the wallet generates it and never enter it into a browser form.
The send procedure
The Crown deposit screen issues a fresh subaddress. Copy it; do not retype. Paste it into your wallet's Send tab, enter the exact amount, leave the ring size at default, and send. The network confirms once within a couple of minutes, and Crown credits the balance after a small number of confirmations.
Common missteps
Sending from an exchange that does not support native Monero withdrawals. Rounding the amount. Closing the deposit page before the balance posts. The crediting is asynchronous, so return to the account page.