


On 30 September 2026, Groupe Partouche announced the rollout of cryptocurrency payments in its physical venues and on its app, in partnership with Lyzi. Players can fund their account and buy their chips directly in crypto, from the wallet of their choice. It is an omnichannel deployment: the same infrastructure serves the casino cash desks and the digital channel.
Partouche describes itself as “one of the first casino groups in the world” to offer this service at scale.
Maurice Shulman, Director of Digital and Innovation at Groupe Partouche, discussed the rollout on BFM Business.
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Since 2022, Groupe Partouche has been exploring Web3 through its Partouche Multiverse strategy. After several tests, notably at the Casino Royal Palm in Cannes and then at the Pasino GRAND in Aix-en-Provence, the group chose Lyzi's solution to equip all its venues and make this payment method available across its network.
Groupe Partouche, a listed company, operates 43 casinos, 12 hotels and 44 restaurants, and employs 3,500 people in France, Europe, Tunisia and West Africa.
Partouche joins the gaming groups that work with Lyzi, including Groupe Barrière, Groupe JOA, Groupe Tranchant, Gaming1 (Circus) and SBM Monaco. See the list of casinos that accept crypto.
Yes. On 30 September 2026, the group announced the rollout of chip purchases in cryptocurrency in its venues, with Lyzi.
Yes, on the group's app.
From any crypto wallet, according to the group's press release.
Groupe Partouche x Lyzi press release (PDF, 30 September 2026, in French) · Boursier.com: Partouche déploie le paiement en cryptomonnaie · BFM Business: Maurice Shulman, Groupe Partouche
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