Gaming
Reusable player identity for regulated gaming.
Casinos, lotteries, sportsbooks, and slots verify a player once. Age, KYC, and responsible-gaming status travel as signed credentials. Agents act only under bounded mandates commissions can audit.
In practice
See the credentials in this industry.
State Gaming Commission
Player license
Subject
Alex Larsen
- Age assertion
- 21+
- License #
- PL-204-8817
- Jurisdiction
- NV
- Status
- Active
- Date of birth
- ••••••
Signed · SD-JWT VCdid:web:iden2
State Gaming Commission
Responsible gaming
Subject
Alex Larsen
- Self-exclusion
- None
- Daily limit
- ••••••
- Cooling-off
- Not active
- Updated
- 2026-03-12
Signed · SD-JWT VCdid:web:iden2
Alex Larsen
Betting mandate
Subject
OddsAgent · scoped
- Stake cap
- $250 / day
- Venues
- Licensed sportsbooks
- Expires
- 2026-09-30
- Revocable
- Yes
Signed · SD-JWT VCdid:web:iden2
Industry problem
Every operator re-runs the same check the player already passed.
Age verification and KYC are duplicated at every casino, lottery, sportsbook, and slot operator. Responsible-gaming controls stay siloed. Point IDV proves a session; it does not carry a portable, revocable credential.
- Players re-submit identity documents at every operator and channel.
- Self-exclusion and limit status do not travel reliably across venues.
- Agentic and automated wagering often lacks a signed, accountable principal.
iDen2 solution
One player license. Reusable KYC. Mandated agents.
A gaming commission or licensed issuer issues a player license with age assertion. Operators verify the signature instead of re-collecting documents. Betting agents present a scoped, revocable mandate at stake time.
- Reusable KYC and age assertion across casinos, lotteries, sportsbooks, and slots.
- Selective disclosure: prove majority without oversharing the full identity record.
- Responsible-gaming status and self-exclusion that revoke across verifiers.
- Signed agent mandates with stake caps, venues, expiry, and live revocation.
Real use cases
How a shared player credential is used.
Casino floor entry
Prove age and licensed status at the door without a paper ID photocopy.
Sportsbook onboarding
Reusable KYC clears account opening without another document pack.
Lottery claim
Winner identity and eligibility verified from a signed credential.
Slot and machine play
Terminals verify age assertion before a session starts.
Online casino
Same player license accepted across licensed digital operators.
Self-exclusion
A revoked or excluded status blocks play wherever the credential is checked.
Cross-operator portability
A player verified once is accepted at the next licensed venue.
Agentic betting
A wagering agent presents a signed mandate with stake and venue limits.
Commission audit
Issuance, presentation, and revocation leave a signed evidence trail.
Outcomes
What a commission is buying.
Reusable KYC
One verification replaces operator-by-operator re-checks.
Compliance efficiency
Age at source
Majority is proven from a signed assertion, not self-attestation.
Responsible gaming
Exclusion that travels
Revocation reaches every verifier that checks the credential.
Player protection
Accountable agents
Automated play runs under scoped, revocable mandates.
Oversight
Less oversharing
Operators get the attributes they need, not the full identity file.
Privacy
Audit-ready evidence
Every check is a signature, not a PDF in a shared drive.
Supervision
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