OKTO brings OKTO.CASH payment solution to German igaming market

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Digital payment company OKTO has launched its OKTO.CASH solution to the German igaming market expanding its footprint across Europe. 

OKTO has launched the advanced cash-to-digital payment solution for established operators in the country, tapping into its ability to connect with German operator bet-at-home

OKTO.CASH enables bet-at-home users a seamless method to consume igaming services with cash in real-time. Leveraging OKTO’s growing network of over 14,000 points-of-sale across Germany, including well-known brands such as Aral, Deutsche Post, Esso, Kiosk, Lotto, Shell and many others, users can effortlessly convert physical cash into digital currency. 

This streamlined process provides a secure, fast, and easy-to-use top-up method that caters to the preferences of the market.

Mikhail Ovsepyan, Head of Germany at OKTO, said: “We are thrilled to partner with bet-at-home for the launch of OKTO.CASH in Germany.

“This collaboration underlines our dedication to expanding our presence in the German market and delivering cutting-edge payment solutions that meet the needs of igaming enthusiasts. 

“We look forward to revolutionising the gaming payment experience and providing unparalleled convenience and security to users.”

OKTO’s expansion in Germany follows the approval of both OKTO.WALLET and OKTO.CASH by the German Gaming License Authority (GGL) last year. 

Embedded into the merchant’s app or website, OKTO.CASH provides users with a direct method to upload cash online, eliminating the need for third-party apps. Users can select OKTO.CASH as their preferred payment method, choose the deposit amount and select the nearest location from over 14,000 points. 

Richard Greslehner, Head of Product at bet-at-home.com, added: “This partnership underscores our dedication to delivering cutting-edge and convenient payment solutions for our customers. 

“With OKTO.CASH, users can now seamlessly deposit their physical cash into their online bet-at-home accounts at their favourite everyday stores.”