Pavilion Payments, a leading provider of omnichannel payment solutions for the gaming industry, announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire certain payments and automation contracts and technology assets of DiTRONICS Financial Services.

This transaction would provide Pavilion with several key additions to its innovative suite of payments and automation products for the broader brick-and-mortar industry, as well as expanded access to the route, restricted, charitable, and historical horse racing (HHR) markets.

This aligns with Pavilion’s commitment to improving its core servicesAcquisitions/Merger and strengthening its competitive position within the gaming industry. The completed transaction would build on the acquisition of the CasinoSoft Title 31/AML platform and the vertical integration of Pavilion’s payments and automation stack.

“I have the utmost respect for George and the amazing business he’s built over the past 25 years. This represents an opportunity for us to strengthen our platform, and I am looking forward to delighting our existing install base with better automation products and the opportunity for our leading-edge cashless products to thrive in these underserved markets,” said Diallo Gordon, Chief Executive Officer of Pavilion Payments.

“We’re excited about seeing this transaction through and the value it brings through a stronger product portfolio and continued service for DiTRONICS customers—and ultimately, our own. We see strong alignment between our teams, and we believe this transaction will further position us as a thought leader in the payments and automation space while creating meaningful added value for customers,” said Alyssa Beaver, Senior Vice President of Sales at Pavilion Payments.

“We have put 25 years into building DiTRONICS and its suite of products. We are extremely pleased to take this next step with the Pavilion Payments team and afford our customers the benefits of access to Pavilion’s gaming industry-leading payments solutions,” said George Vasilakos, founder and principal owner of DiTRONICS Financial Services.