Bragg Gaming Group has announced a new partnership with BurraPay bringing cryptocurrency payment options to its global operator network. The integration will expand player account management services, boost compliance, and align with growing payment demands in regulated gaming markets.

Through the agreement, BurraPay’s cryptocurrency payment solutions will be integrated into Bragg’s player account management (PAM) and content delivery platforms. This addition will allow operators to provide players with seamless crypto deposits while ensuring adherence to regulatory frameworks.

The move comes as international operators seek to diversify payment methods and meet the evolving customers’ needs. It will support traditional and new jurisdictions where cryptocurrency adoption in gaming is becoming more viable.

Regulatory Focus and Tribal Gaming Opportunities

A key component of the partnership is BurraPay’s emphasis on compliance and regulatory oversight. Its platform has been built to offer auditable digital asset transactions, enabling licensed operators and regulators to track payments.

This aspect is particularly relevant in the United States, where Bragg has expressed interest in working with tribal gaming groups. BurraPay’s compliance-first model positions it as an appealing solution for these operators, who must follow stringent regulations while exploring modern payment technologies.

Luke Millanta, BurraPay’s Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, highlighted the strategic alignment. “This is exactly the kind of partnership that accelerates our mission to make cryptocurrency payments a trusted standard in regulated gaming worldwide.”

Leadership Perspectives and Strategic Growth

Bragg Gaming CEO Matevz Mazij described the partnership as part of strategies to expand the company’s capabilities for operators entering new markets. “BurraPay’s compliance-first cryptocurrency payments platform is a strong fit for our strategy,” Mazij said.

The collaboration also follows Bragg’s recent agreement with SCCG Management, which will see its PAM technology distributed across additional jurisdictions. Together, these moves illustrate Bragg’s efforts to strengthen its presence in established and emerging markets through innovative technology solutions.

Strengthening Security and Market Reach

The announcement comes shortly after Bragg confirmed that the cybersecurity incident was contained without affecting operations. Its timing highlights the importance of maintaining high security standards, especially when adding cryptocurrency to the payments ecosystem.

Founded in 2015, BurraPay has focused its development on the iGaming and sports betting industries with a strong emphasis on North America. Bragg continues to operate in more than 30 regulated markets worldwide, including the United States, Canada, Latin America, and Europe.

With BurraPay’s integration, Bragg positions itself to deliver greater flexibility and compliance-driven innovation to operators for reliable player experiences.