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Dear fellows ,
The problem is ,one of my client wants to setup a credit card system in his company.
He want to provide credit cards to his clients to let them swap in the slot machines when they need money and all
the slot machines need to connect with one database .

Is that possible to use credit card machines personaly in a company ? if yes then HOW?

what are the things need for this setup?

Regards.

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Short answer: yes — but not with a handful of consumer “swipers” alone. A production system that lets patrons fund slot machines with credit cards is treated like any other unattended card‑acceptance environment: it triggers strict PCI obligations, requires certified in‑device encryption/EMV hardware or a P2PE solution, and in many jurisdictions it also falls under gaming / cashless‑wagering rules. ’s pointer to card readers is technically correct for simple card capture, but a casino/slot deployment needs far more (payments integration, tokenization, reconciliation, device tamper protection, and regulatory approval). (pcisecuritystandards.org)

Practical building blocks to plan for: a merchant acquiring relationship or payment gateway that supports unattended/EMV devices; PCI‑validated point‑to‑point encryption or certified unattended terminals so your servers never see raw PANs; EMV/contactless readers certified for unattended use; a central cashless wallet or casino‑management component that holds player balances and reconciles with the acquirer; and strong network segmentation, logging and audit trails. Vendors that offer certified unattended payment modules simplify PCI scope and deployment. (pcisecuritystandards.org)

Regulatory note: many jurisdictions treat “cashless wagering systems” as regulated gaming equipment (Nevada is an example — licensing and technical inspection apply). That means you must engage your local gaming regulator early; approved vendors and documented controls are usually required before go‑live. Don’t assume a plain card‑swipe at a slot is permitted everywhere. (leg.state.nv.us)

Recommended approach and checklist (start here, don’t skip these): engage an acquirer/gateway with unattended/EMV capability; choose a P2PE‑validated reader or certified kiosk vendor; implement a central, PIN‑protected cashless‑wallet (carded or app/cardless) so slot machines call your internal DB for credits rather than handling PANs; plan reconciliation, chargeback handling and AML/KYC checks; and budget for PCI assessment or QSA help plus any gaming‑authority approvals. Many operators buy a turnkey cashless gaming stack from established suppliers rather than building from scratch (IGT/Sightline style solutions are industry examples). (fantinisgamingshow.com)

Caution: this is high‑risk from compliance, fraud and regulatory perspectives. Treat the project as a joint technical, payments and legal program: involve your acquirer, a QSA, and the gaming regulator before trial deployments.

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