In Australia, the West Group's New Rambuton Club will be the first in New South Wales to test the Aristocrat 'digital wallet'. This cashless gaming system is intended to curb tax evasion, money laundering and promote responsible gaming.
It should be noted that the trial will last three months and will be monitored by Liquor and Gaming NSW and evaluated by "independent academics". This, above all, because it is expected to implement this cashless system throughout the state.
On this trial, Mitchell Bowen, Aristocrat Gaming CEO and Chief Transformation Officer, highlights that cashless payment would help customers manage their game, saying: "Aristocrat believes that enabling cashless payment solutions is an innovation that can help enhance the long-term sustainability and vitality of our industry. "
Phil Gardner, Wests Newcastle CEO, said the test will build on the club's commitment to the well-being of its 116,000 members. In addition, he ensures that the digital wallet will allow users to set limits on the amount they want to spend and the time they spend playing.
Clients must provide proof of identity equivalent to 100 points and have their digital wallet linked to an Australian bank account. Data protection and privacy functions would be an essential element.
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