TLDR
- Walker Digital Table Systems (WDTS) has partnered with BurraPay to add crypto payments to its gaming table platform.
- WDTS will be the first table games management platform to offer BurraPay’s Direct-to-Device (D2D) technology.
- WDTS technology is used on more than 5,000 gaming tables in Asia, Australia, and North America.
- BurraPay says its system meets US gaming compliance rules and runs anti-money laundering checks in the background.
- The companies will show the system at WDTS headquarters in Las Vegas during G2E, running September 29 to October 1.
Walker Digital Table Systems (WDTS) has signed a partnership with BurraPay, a company that provides cryptocurrency payment tools. The deal will bring BurraPay’s crypto payment technology to the WDTS gaming table platform.
The two companies announced the agreement in a joint statement on September 23, 2026.
According to the statement, WDTS will become the first table games management platform to offer BurraPay’s Direct-to-Device, or D2D, technology to its casino customers.
WDTS technology is currently used on more than 5,000 gaming tables. These tables are located in Asia, Australia, and North America.
Stephen Moore, CEO of WDTS, said the company is excited to be the first table games system to connect with BurraPay. He called it a transformative solution in casino payments.
Moore said BurraPay’s platform lets customers use cryptocurrency to fund their wagering accounts in a compliant way. He said it fits well with the products WDTS already offers.
How BurraPay’s Crypto Payment System Works
BurraPay said its patented platform was built to meet the strict compliance standards set by US gaming regulators.
The company said these rules have kept cryptocurrency completely out of licensed casinos until now.
The D2D technology lets players fund a slot machine, gaming terminal, or connected gaming table directly with cryptocurrency. The funds arrive almost immediately.
The goal is to remove the need for trips to the casino cage or cashier. It also aims to cut the long wait times that often come with crypto payments.
BurraPay said all required anti-money laundering, or AML, checks happen quickly in the background.
The company offers two versions of its product. One is a fully embedded platform that connects to casino player account systems in land-based casinos, online casinos, and online sportsbooks. The other is an over-the-counter option built for fast setup in land-based casinos.
Luke Millanta, co-founder and chief technology officer of BurraPay, said the deal allows BurraPay to roll out its platform across the WDTS international customer network.
Millanta said players will be able to fund their table game accounts with crypto at the table in a secure way. He said the product helps casinos attract crypto users while giving current players a faster way to add funds.
Demonstrations Set for G2E in Las Vegas
The companies said the product is expected to help casino operators follow regulations while offering more payment choices. They added that wider use of crypto payments in casinos will depend on regulatory approval and demand from operators.
WDTS and BurraPay will hold scheduled demonstrations of the combined system at WDTS headquarters in Las Vegas during next week’s G2E trade show.
G2E runs from September 29 to October 1. Casino operators and industry members will be able to see the technology in action before it is rolled out more widely.
