Tennessee And Arizona Players Gain Access To White Hat Gaming’s PAM Solutions

White Hat Gaming’s US growth strategy has gained traction as players in Tennessee and Arizona became the first to have access to the company’s unique player account management solution, which includes a travelling wallet solution for casino and sportsbook users.

The wallet allows gamers to roam between states and gaming verticals while maintaining their balance in each without having to transfer money.

Significant uptake

White Hat claims that the solution has received “significant uptake across the US” since its launch in the first quarter of 2020, having been implemented in nine states so far, with more states to be added in the coming months.

While the procedure provides a seamless wallet experience for the user, background transactions in and out are recorded in state ledgers for regulatory and accounting purposes.

White Hat Gaming’s COO, Rob Fell, said: “It is fantastic to see players in Tennessee and Arizona benefitting due to the flexibility and ease of use of our Travelling Wallet. 

“With interstate travel a daily fact of life for so many Americans, we identified a clear and pressing need to deliver a wallet that was not limited by state lines.  

“As the US continues to regulate, state-by-state, we are proud to be offering operators and their players a solution that means customers can continue to enjoy the sports and the games they love while on the road.” 

Recent US Gains

As the rollout of White Hat’s PAM solution accelerated last month, the company added New Jersey clearance to similar greenlights obtained in Colorado and Virginia earlier in August.

These were flanked by the announcement of the launch of White Hat Studios, a new casino content division tasked with bringing European-based slot and RNG table material to the American market.

With a roadmap that will continually supply new games and jackpot mechanics, the new business will offer hundreds of slots, jackpots, RNG tables, and instant-win titles.