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FEC Update
Jump X Selects Sacoa Cashless System for Its New Family Entertainment Venue in Uruguay
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acoa has announced the successful installation of its cashless solutions at Jump X, the newest entertainment attraction
inside Jump Club, located in the Department of Canelones, Uruguay. Developed by Cresor Entertainment, Jump X
introduces a brand-new entertainment experience featuring arcade games, virtual reality attractions, and interactive activities designed for guests of all ages. Prior to selecting Sacoa, Jump X operated with another cashless card system and selected Sacoa to support its long term operational and growth objectives with a modern, scalable, and fully integrated cashless platform. As part of the venue’s launch, Sacoa
implemented its Cashless System, providing the operator with a powerful management platform. To support the operation, Sacoa installed Spark
readers, Sacoa POS, Redemption software with mobile redemption solution. “After operating with another cashless
provider, the difference has been remarkable,” said Santiago Carracedo, Director of Cresor Entertainment. “Sacoa delivers significantly better reports, superior overall system performance, and a level of operational control that helps us manage
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the business much more efficiently. Our team now has the information we need to make smarter decisions every day while delivering a better guest experience.” Sebastian Mochkovsky, CEO of Sacoa Cashless
System USA, added: “We are happy to welcome Cresor Entertainment to the Sacoa family. Jump X is an excellent example of how modern entertainment venues are combining immersive
attractions with advanced technology to create memorable guest experiences. We are proud to provide the tools that help operators improve efficiency, optimize performance, and support future growth.”
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