Secure Trading to Service US Online Game Payments

Secure Trading is the first online payment and security services firm to provide an end-to-end transaction platform in the US, and will serve as the compliant transaction platform for incoming US online gambling operators. 

ST-1 Manages Every Step

ST-1, as the platform is called, will oversee and manage every step of the transaction process according to reports, all the way from initial player registration and first deposits to cash-ins and withdrawals.

Advanced Capabilities

The ST-1 platform is also fortified with advanced capabilities for comprehensive identification location and responsible behavior checks, to protect against online gaming's two biggest risks of youth gambling and compulsive gambling behavior. 

The platform will also be equipped for deposit processing, office management,  deposits, and withdrawals through one fully integrated platform. A transparent audit trail is an essential back-end component that makes the platform particularly appropriate for the US online gambling market. 

CEO Paulsen Explains

Secure Trading Group CEO Kobus Paulsen explained the particular challenge of the US online gaming market, “The US online gaming sector is potentially lucrative, but many operators have been put off due to the difficulties surrounding compliance.”

In light of these challenges, Paulsen further reassures the public that the ST-1 platform is ideal, empowering gambling operators “to seamlessly operate in the new US gambling landscape.”

The nature of single integration allows for operator verification of transaction details via one unified and as Paulsen calls it “sophisticated value chain without the complexity of having to manage and integrate with multiple suppliers.”

Cohesive System

The less suppliers of service the better, as this will contribute to a more cohesive system with less glitches and less variability in operation or interpretation to the user. Increased transparency will make the ST-1 favorable to the customer, and more compliant with prevailing consumer-centric regulation policies in the US today.