SafeCharge has unveiled a new partnership with Swiss gambling operator, Grand Casino Baden.
The collaboration will grant the operator the ability to process credit card payments for its digital gaming platform jackpots.ch, as it seeks to enhance its online digital capabilities.
Yuval Ziv, MD of SafeCharge and head of global acquiring added: “We are delighted to be working with the team at Grand Casino Baden to provide payments for its rapidly growing iGaming operation. This partnership marked our entrance into the Swiss online gaming market, and we are excited at the prospect of our payments technology platform better servicing the region’s customers.
“As demonstrated by our long-standing collaborations with multiple tier 1 gaming operators, our solution is the ideal choice for institutions who require navigating the regulatory complexities of local markets without compromising user experience.”
Earlier this year, Switzerland’s Federal Gaming Commission (ESBK) made the decision to regulate the country’s online gambling market, allowing Swiss land-based casinos to operate online. SafeCharge offers Visa and Mastercard acquiring services issued by Swiss banks, and through a single API integration that connects to over 180 payment methods, including local favorite Post Finance, enables jackpots.ch players the flexibility to pay through the method of their choice.
Marcel Tobler, chief financial officer at Grand Casino Baden added: “We knew that we had to partner with a technology player with the highest credentials and the ability to support our business within an extremely complex market, outside of EU legislations. SafeCharge has been our preferred choice thanks to its proven track-record in the industry and unrivalled experience in fraud prevention and AML.”
By utilising SafeCharge Cashier, Grand Casino Baden will seek to improve its customer experience with a frictionless payment experience for its online customers, delivering seamless deposits and withdrawals, plus compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) laws.
