JCM Global Secures License from New Mexico Gaming Control Board

JCM Global has revealed that it has been given a formal go-ahead from the New Mexico Gaming Control Board to bring its payment solutions to the state.

JCM Global Set to Work With New Mexico Land-Based Casinos

This marks a significant step forward for the company, which is increasing its presence in the regional market, and distinguishes itself as a leading, cutting-edge provider of financial services for the gambling sector.

The company now maintains more than 170 active gaming licenses, it shared in an official press statement. In a statement, JCM Global SVP Sales, Marketing and Operations Dave Kubajak welcomed the opportunity to see his company’s reach grow a step further.

“Our mission is to give every customer the best possible service and support, and now we can provide that directly for our industry-leading transaction and automation solutions throughout New Mexico instead of through third-party vendors,” Kubajak noted.

He further outlined the range of products that partner casinos will be able to tap into freely, including iVizion and UBA Pro bill validators, ICB Intelligent Cash Box System, and other products that are critical for maintaining the smooth operation at land-based casino properties.

JCM Global has been enjoying strong operational results with the company securing a $13 million profit in the second quarter of the year, with sales soaring up 58%. The company is on track to reap another strong financial quarter.

The company has focused on a tailored and bespoke approach, building products that are ready to address the evolving needs of its customer base, usually prominent global gambling brands in need of secure payment methods and the means to validate the authenticity of cash transactions.

JCM Global’s Tech Evolves in Lockstep with Industry Needs

JCM Global has also secured a recent award for innovation, distinguishing its offer a step further. The company has its technology running across 300,000 slot machines, which makes them safer for consumers and casinos alike.

The company’s ICB system empowers casino partners to manage their financials in a smarter, more sustainable and data-driven way that boosts synergies and leads to higher operational net gains. The new license will allow the company to expand with the 28 land-based properties currently operating in New Mexico.