Wunderino, a market leader in the virtual slots games market, has launched OKTO.CASH, the fast and secure cash-to-digital payment solution of OKTO. This collaboration marks a significant step for the payment provider, strengthening its footprint in the German market and bolstering its status as a frontrunner in cash-to-digital payments across Europe’s online igaming sector and beyond.

By integrating OKTO.CASH, Wunderino aims to accommodate players who prefer cash transactions yet seek the convenience of online gaming experience. Through OKTO’s extensive network of over 14,000 retail outlets—including gas stations, Lotto locations, kiosks and convenience stores—users of Wunderino can now instantly deposit cash to their online Wunderino accounts. This streamlined approach delivers a fast, mobile-first, user-friendly and secure top-up method ideally suited to the needs of the German market.

Romain Guilbert, Head of Operations & Payment Product at Wunderino, said: “At Wunderino, we continually seek out payment solutions that enhance our players’ gaming experience. By introducing OKTO.CASH, our users can deposit cash at familiar retail locations, giving them more flexibility and control. In a fast-paced and competitive environment, offering cutting-edge, mobile-first options is vital. OKTO’s strong track record in digital payments internationally made them the perfect partner, and we’re excited to add this new cash-to-digital payment method.”

Mikhail Ovsepyan, Head of DACH at OKTO, said: “OKTO has built its reputation on delivering payment solutions that meet the needs of modern, mobile-centric players who value speed, security, and simplicity. Our embedded payment technology fully integrates with Wunderino’s platform, allowing instant deposits without users ever leaving the app or site. It’s the ideal solution for those wanting the benefits of digital while still using cash. We’re delighted to partner with Wunderino, and this collaboration signals our commitment to driving innovation in iGaming payments and beyond.”