BurraPay links crypto payments to WDTS table games platform

BurraPay and Walker Digital Table Systems have agreed to connect BurraPay’s compliant cryptocurrency payment technology to WDTS’s Perfect Pay table platform, a move that could let casinos accept crypto-funded wagers at the table. The integration is slated for demonstration at G2E 2026 in Las Vegas and still needs regulatory approval in each jurisdiction.

Why it matters: - The integration could bring compliant cryptocurrency funding to table games in licensed casinos. - WDTS would become the first table games management platform to offer the crypto payments solution to its casino customers. - The deal could give operators a faster way to fund wagering accounts while keeping compliance checks in place.

What happened: - BurraPay announced an agreement with Walker Digital Table Systems to integrate BurraPay’s cryptocurrency payment technology with the WDTS gaming table platform. - The collaboration will connect BurraPay’s Direct-to-Device crypto payment technology to WDTS’s Perfect Pay™ table platform. - WDTS technology is already deployed on more than 5,000 gaming tables across Asia, Australia and North America. - The companies will offer scheduled demonstrations at WDTS’s Las Vegas headquarters during G2E 2026, which runs Sept. 29 to Oct. 1. - Interested parties can schedule a demonstration by contacting mfluty@wdtablesystems.com.

The details: - BurraPay’s Direct-to-Device technology lets players fund a gaming device directly with cryptocurrency. - The system is designed for slot machines, gaming terminals and connected gaming tables. - The company says the funding process happens almost immediately and removes trips to the cage or cashier. - BurraPay says AML compliance checks happen behind the scenes. - BurraPay also offers a fully embedded platform that integrates with casino player account management systems in land-based, iGaming and online sportsbook environments. - The company also has an over-the-counter solution built for rapid deployment in land-based casinos. - BurraPay says its patent portfolio covers secure, AML-compliant use of Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin in casino environments. - The company says its blockchain monitoring tools help ensure transactions meet state and federal financial compliance and responsible gaming standards. - Availability of the WDTS-integrated solution depends on gaming regulatory approval in each jurisdiction. - BurraPay was founded in 2015 by Luke Millanta and David Greenslade. - BurraPay says it became the first cryptocurrency payments processor to operate in Nevada’s regulated gaming market in June 2026. - BurraPay says it processed the first legal crypto-funded sports wager in Las Vegas history in June 2026. - BurraPay’s website is More information. - BurraPay’s LinkedIn page is Company social page.

Between the lines: - The deal shows crypto payments are moving further into regulated gaming after years of compliance barriers. - WDTS gets a new payments layer for its table ecosystem, while BurraPay gains access to an international casino customer network. - The timing around G2E suggests the companies want to use the industry event to market the integration to operators.

What's next: - The next step is regulatory approval before the integrated product can be made available jurisdiction by jurisdiction. - The companies plan to demonstrate the system at WDTS’s Las Vegas headquarters during G2E 2026. - If approved, the integration would let players fund table game wagering accounts with cryptocurrency at the gaming table.

The bottom line: - BurraPay and WDTS are trying to make crypto-funded casino wagering workable inside regulated table games, not outside them.