This week, Resorts World New York announced that it has signed a new partnership with PaySafe for mobile sports betting activities in New York State, most recently. Professional payment platform providers will now process online sports betting transactions and allow the operator to make deposits with debit cards and ACH for its recently launched sportsbook app Resort WorldBet.
Empire State launched the mobile sports betting market in January this year, and PaySafe has already exerted influence on the regime, providing payment services to several other operators in the sector. Earlier this month, Resort World New York, which runs a land-based casino in the state, became the eighth operator to enter the market.
Through Paysafe’s platform, players at Resorts World BET can now make deposits using their debit cards for March college basketball playoffs, New York Knicks NBA or New York Giants NFL games. Transactions can be made on iOS or Android versions of the app and on the desktop site, and are easily handled with the company’s world-class payment technology.
Betters can also make a preferential deposit to the sportsbook app via ACH transfer from a bank account to a third-party ACH guarantee service via a connection to Paysafe. The company can support payments through the app through integration with ACH partner technology, and players can receive their winnings in real time through their registered bank account.
The agreement will allow game operators to take advantage of other alternative payment methods, including PaySafeCash and PaySafeCash solutions, including Skril USA digital wallets on platforms adapted late last year to support near-instant PaySafeCash and PaySafeCard eCash solutions.
Zak Cutler, CEO of iGaming for Paysafe in North America, is pleased to partner with Resorts World BET. His team expects to increase the app’s customer player base and revenue in 2022, according to him, as there is a strong correlation between payment methods and U.S. sports books.
Meanwhile, the state recorded an astonishing $4 billion in total online processing as it awaited the launch of its ninth and final mobile sports betting operator. The New York State Game Board recently reported that eight operators had grossed $3.927 billion in betting throughout March 13, 2022. This lifted Empire State to eighth place in the national sports betting market.
Since the recent introduction of mobile sports betting in New York State, Sen. Joseph P. Adabo Jr. and others have sought additional ways to expand the local gaming industry, and recently proposed bill S8412 to legalize interactive games in the state and allow licensed operators to provide online slots and table games to local residents.
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