Guest WiFi for Casinos & Gaming
Recognised by choice, never watched without it.
A loyalty member opts in once and still gets asked for their card at every visit. The network already knows better — over the access points you already own. Purple is the platform 80,000+ venues run on, in 90+ countries. Recognition runs on the login a player chooses to make, never a device followed without one — SecurePass sees the same opted-in phone on the way back in. A privacy request is handled by self-service, not a call that sits on legal's desk for a week. And the same login can do more — real floor-traffic data replaces a guess about which game or promotion actually earns its space.
What are you here to solve?
Four ways into casinos & gaming. Pick the one that sounds like your week.
The opt-in, compliant WiFi Purple already proves
Opt-in SecurePass recognition and self-service privacy requests are proven capabilities on the platform running 80,000+ venues — the same mechanisms behind a compliant gaming floor here.
Recognition a player opts into
SecurePass auto-connects a returning, opted-in player's phone via Passpoint — recognition that only starts once someone chooses to log in, never a device tracked without one.
A privacy request that skips legal's inbox
Players view or delete their own data by self-service — a request that resolves itself instead of landing on your legal team's desk.
Every zone becomes a number
Location Analytics reads footfall and dwell from the access points already installed — which zone draws a crowd and which one sits empty, floor by floor.
Floor staff sign in without a shared password
Passwordless, directory-synced access replaces a shared login — access ends the moment a shift or a contract does, no one having to remember to switch it off.
Compliant by design
ISO 27001 / 9001 certified, GDPR / POPIA-aligned, with a retention model that anonymises personal data after 13 months of inactivity.
And the same login can do more than connect. Step inside for ten seconds.
The ten seconds your player never notices.
A first-time player connects, and chooses to opt in.
A branded welcome, one tap — an anonymous visit becomes a known, opted-in loyalty sign-up only if they choose to make it one.
A returning loyalty member, recognised — not re-asked.
SecurePass recognises the same opted-in phone on the way back in. Beyond can wire that match to the loyalty tier already on file, so the welcome reflects the tier a player actually holds.
A floor host, on shift.
Passwordless access ties to the roster — on for the shift, and gone automatically the moment it ends, with nobody having to remember to revoke it by hand.
Your player never noticed the tech. Your team never lifted a finger.
A loyalty member recognised the moment they opt in, a privacy request answered by self-service instead of a call to legal, and real floor-traffic data for where a game or a promotion actually earns its space — over the access points already installed.
Proven platform, deployed on the ground
Purple runs the guest WiFi for some of the biggest names in retail, banking, hospitality and sport. Beyond's own team deploys it on the hardware you already own, wires it into the systems you already run, and supports it from South Africa — not from a call centre in another timezone. Your casinos run on that team.
Built on Purple. We take that foundation and make it yours — the login becomes part of your building.
What Beyond adds with your loyalty programme and your floor plan
The first-time player
They connect for a branded welcome, one tap — an anonymous visit becomes a known, opted-in loyalty sign-up only if they choose to make it one.
The returning loyalty member
Recognised on return, not re-asked for a card. Beyond can wire that match to the loyalty tier already on file, so the welcome reflects the tier a player actually holds.
The privacy-conscious player
A self-service link lets a player view, edit or delete their own data — a request that never has to reach your legal team.
The floor host, on shift
Passwordless access ties to the roster — on for the shift, gone automatically the moment it ends, with nobody having to remember to revoke it by hand.
You keep the casino's own loyalty and player-management system, the gaming-floor layout and the access points already installed. Beyond wires in opt-in recognition and self-service privacy — no forklift upgrade, nothing covert.
Where this venue fits
Connect
- Branded captive portal in 25+ languages
- Frictionless entry on hardware you own
- Network health & coverage analytics
Capture
- Guests choose to share their details — and mean it
- Verify — the digital bouncer that blocks fake emails
- Sync to 70+ CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho)
Engage
- SecurePass frictionless auto-connect
- Location & time-triggered journeys
- Insight Surveys — Engage only
Power-Ups for this venue
Bolt-on licences that switch on more without a new platform:
- AI Shield
Where to go next
Frequently asked
Is a player tracked before they log in?
No — recognition only starts once a player opts in through the login. SecurePass then recognises the same opted-in phone on a return visit; nobody is followed without one.
How does a player make a privacy request?
Through self-service — a player can view, edit or delete their own data directly, a request that resolves itself instead of reaching your legal team.
Does a loyalty member have to show their card every visit?
No — SecurePass recognises a returning, opted-in member's phone automatically, and Beyond can wire that match to the loyalty tier already on file.
Can we see how the gaming floor is actually being used?
Yes — Location Analytics reads footfall and dwell from the access points you already have, zone by zone.
What happens to a floor host's access when their shift ends?
It ends automatically. Access ties to the roster, so it's revoked the moment the shift closes — no shared password to change.
See a loyalty member recognised by choice, and a privacy request that answers itself.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough and leave with a mapped rollout for your loyalty programme, your floor plan and your privacy requests.