CASH HANDLING/MANAGEMENT


Cash handling and management


From actual cash solutions, to kiosks, to cashless, we round up the kit a modern casino needs to stay ahead of the curve


Cash Support W 26 MARCH 2021


hat the pandemic has brought the industry is the renewed and increased demand from Casinos to operate more cashless in


order to avoid direct cash desk handling – and give the customer more protection to eliminate as much cash contacts as possible. This can be achieved by using a full


contactless card system, something we already integrated in the late 90’s and used for some time by a good number of Dutch arcades. It is a mature system that came in to being for other reasons at the time. Concentrating your cash in a CTM terminal and being able to upload and redeem cash to a contactless card allows the operator to skip the bill validators and coin hoppers. Less “dead cash” in the slots, and lower


investment as well as maintenance. That’s why we promote our Casino


Redemption terminal the CTM-ONE, able to


handle all Cash desk functionalities, 24/7. Integrated with the casino’s CMS this is a perfect solution. We are also presently integrating


Fintech solutions in order to accept E-Wallets to use digital “Cash” on the Casino smartcard by using cash. A perfect cross-over for land based and online gaming!


Since times are changing in the casino industry, we also offer our CTM terminals based on a full rental basis, including 24/7 support, maintenance, parts and all for a fi xed monthly fee, so no initial investment is needed.


If you want to have a chat about the possibilities, please contact: Erik de Kat erik@cashsupport.nl +31634596200


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