Support is part of investor-grade operations.

The support page should show that Flux understands real-money operational needs: account safety, wallet support, verification questions, and escalation paths.

Support OpsEscalation ready
AccountsAccess help
PaymentsWallet support
GameplayTable help
Minimum depositLive
$1

Support docs list a 100-chip minimum deposit, where one chip equals one cent.

Minimum withdrawalLive
$5

Support docs list a 500-chip minimum withdrawal.

Typical Solana depositLive
<30s

Solana confirmations are documented as usually under thirty seconds.

Typical withdrawalLive
15-30m

Most withdrawals are documented as completing in fifteen to thirty minutes, with exceptions possible.

Operations are part of the product.

Support, payments, fairness, and responsible play all reinforce whether Flux can operate a serious money product.

Support is not the homepage priority, but investors will notice whether operations look credible.

The public site should keep support organized while preserving the investor-first narrative.

Operations need specific paths, not generic help copy.

Account and security

Authentication, 2FA, password reset, session management, and recovery workflows.

Wallet and payments

USDC deposits, withdrawals, chip balance, transaction history, and on-ramp support.

Gameplay and verification

Rules, hand history, hand verification, and folded-card privacy explanations.

Escalation

A real-money product needs clear ownership for persistent technical or account issues.

Support is part of trust

Operational support reinforces whether Flux can run a serious money product.

AccountsWalletsGameplayVerify
05Support readiness
01Help categories
02Escalation ownership
03Wallet support
04Fairness support
05Responsible play resources