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Walker Digital Table Systems Agrees to Integrate BurraPay Crypto Payments on Smart Tables

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Walker Digital Table Systems Agrees to Integrate BurraPay Crypto Payments on Smart Tables
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WDTS has partnered with BurraPay to integrate compliant Direct-to-Device crypto payments into smart tables deployed on more than 5,000 units across three continents. The solution handles AML checks in the background and supports both embedded and OTC implementations. Demonstrations are scheduled for next week’s G2E show in Las Vegas.

SCCG Take — Casinos gain a regulated on-table crypto option that reduces cage traffic and taps crypto-native customers. Implementation success will hinge on seamless regulator acceptance and measurable reductions in payment friction.

Walker Digital Table Systems (WDTS) has entered an agreement with BurraPay to embed the payments provider’s Direct-to-Device cryptocurrency technology directly into its gaming table platform. The arrangement makes WDTS the first table games management system to offer this compliant crypto funding option at the table itself.

WDTS technology is already deployed on more than 5,000 gaming tables across Asia, Australia and North America. BurraPay’s platform was built to satisfy the compliance requirements set by US gaming regulators, a threshold the companies said had previously barred cryptocurrency from licensed casino operations.

Stephen Moore, CEO of WDTS, said: “We are excited to be the first table games system to integrate with such a transformative solution in casino payments. Walker Digital Table Systems has always been committed to leading the industry with innovative solutions for the management of the table games ecosystem and BurraPay’s platform enabling the compliant use of cryptocurrency to fund the customer’s wagering account is the perfect complement to our suite of offerings.”

The Direct-to-Device system lets players fund slot machines, terminals or connected tables with cryptocurrency almost immediately. It removes the need for cage visits and reduces processing delays, while completing all AML checks in the background.

BurraPay supplies both a fully embedded platform that connects to casino player account systems and an over-the-counter option built for quick rollout in land-based venues. As reported by Inside Asian Gaming, the partners plan joint demonstrations of the combined solution at WDTS headquarters in Las Vegas during the G2E trade show.

Luke Millanta, co-founder and CTO of BurraPay, said: “We are very excited about this integration agreement as it enables BurraPay to deploy our crypto payment platform throughout Walker Digital’s international casino customer network, giving their players the option to fund their table game wagering account with cryptocurrency – at the gaming table – in a compliant and secure way. Our solution helps operators attract crypto-native players while giving existing players a fast, convenient new way to fund their accounts — a win-win for operators and players alike.”

Payment Mechanics and Compliance Path

All regulatory verification occurs automatically and out of the player’s sight. The technology therefore meets the exacting standards demanded by licensed operators while preserving speed and convenience at the table. This addresses the precise barrier that had kept crypto payments outside regulated casino floors.

Demonstration Schedule and Next Milestones

The companies will showcase the integrated platform at WDTS’s Las Vegas headquarters during G2E, scheduled from 29 September to 1 October. Operators evaluating table-side digital payments now have a concrete opportunity to assess functionality and compliance in a live demonstration setting before wider deployment decisions.

Reporting: Inside Asian Gaming

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