White Hat Gaming on Wednesday, Nov. 10, confirmed that proprietary Player Account Management or PAM, along with its groundbreaking traveling wallet, is now live in Iowa’s online casino space.

White Hat Gaming enters Iowa online gaming scene

The Malta-based firm has remained on track to meeting its ambitious US expansion goal after securing its entry into Iowa.

For operators in the said state, White Hat Gaming’s arrival only means they will now get their hands on the content exclusively available on the platform. 

Aside from its renowned Player Account Management, the group also launched its traveling wallet for casinos. 

A first of its kind, the solution enables players to go from one state to another and between gaming verticals, as long as it still has a remaining balance. This eliminates the need to transfer funds, making this a convenient app for casino players always on the go.

The wallet also features background transfers in and out recorded in state ledgers for reporting and accounting purposes, making cashless transactions easy, hassle-free, and fully compliant.

Future Expansion 

White Hat intends to take the traveling wallet to more states in the coming months after launching the solution in 10 US states, including New Jersey, Colorado, and Virginia. 

The group claims that it has seen an encouraging growth trajectory since it enters the US gaming space. 

White Hat Studios recently struck an alliance with US gaming power-player Scientific Games. This deal will see its online casino content and jackpot distributed across SG’s markets next year through its cutting-edge OpenGaming platform.

Quotes from the Press Release

Daniel Lechner, VP sales & marketing at White Hat Gaming, said “The American opportunity certainly hasn’t been understated as far as we can see. Online sports betting and igaming is taking off in the states and we are delighted to now be live in Iowa.

“As more US markets regulate state-by-state, we are proud to offer operators and their players a solution that isn’t limited by state lines, allowing customers to continue enjoying the games they love while on the road.”