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MARKER TRAX • BELLINI 2102 and 2103

Online operators rarely lose players because of the product. They lose them at the point of deposit. Cards are declined, banks impose restrictions, and funding methods fail—often at the exact moment a player is ready to engage. Yet this critical step in the customer’s journey remains largely outside the operator’s control.

Marker Trax will feature Moolah Play Digital at G2E 2026, introducing a category called RAFI, or restricted access funding instrument.

Players will find it familiar in use. The structure underneath is different by design, built as a closed-loop instrument with responsible gaming controls inside it rather than layered on after. It is originated and funded by a regulated financial institution and delivered inside the operator’s own app. Approved funds move straight into the wagering account, and winnings pay the balance down automatically before anything can be withdrawn.

What makes it interesting to operators is who carries what. The financial institution underwrites the player, originates the funding, and sets the limit. The operator is not the lender: no capital posted and no lending license.

There is no card network sitting behind the transaction either, which means no chargebacks and no network transaction fees. And because the funds are locked to a single licensed operator, they can’t be moved to a competitor or spent anywhere else. Players can only use it where they get it. It is also straightforward to put in front of players. Zero interest. Zero cash advance fee. The approved amount never exceeds what the player asked for; it is the same or less. Underwriting looks at credit worthiness, ability to pay, and loyalty. Exclusion lists, daily access limits and caps the player can dial down are enforced at the funding layer, before a dollar is accessible, with daily reporting and a full audit trail behind it.

The result is a deposit that holds up when it matters, and a funding option a player can’t take anywhere else.

For more information, visit markertrax.com.