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Luxon Pay is the official WSOP 2026 payment partner

Luxon Pay is now the official payment partner of WSOP Global Events. US players can use it for buy-ins in the WSOP LIVE app after a one-time ID check.

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Luxon Pay is the official payment partner of WSOP Global Events. Players at the 2026 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas can pay their buy-⁠ins with it in the WSOP LIVE app, and US players are included for the first time.

What was announced?

PokerNews reported on 11 June 2026 that Luxon Pay has become the official payment partner of WSOP Global Events. US access comes from a deal in May: Luxon Pay partnered with Lexicon Bank to serve eligible customers in the United States. CEO Tom Waters is quoted as saying “The USA is a key market for us.” Source: PokerNews.

Timeline: May 2026 partnership with Lexicon Bank for US customers, 11 June Luxon Pay named official WSOP payment partner, 29 June last day for buy-ins that earn a raffle entry, 30 June raffle for a Main Event seat

How do I get started at the WSOP?

New users register in the app and then verify in person at the WSOP Verification area in the Champagne Ballroom, part of the Paris convention centre. Bring valid photo ID. After that, buy-⁠ins for any 2026 WSOP event on WSOP LIVE should work within about an hour.

How do I get winnings back?

If you cash at a WSOP event, ask the WSOP cashier for a cheque and take it to the Luxon Pay desk, which adds it to your account. PokerNews says this service currently has a $10,000 minimum deposit.

Is there a promotion?

Every buy-⁠in into a 2026 WSOP Las Vegas tournament up to 29 June earns one raffle entry. The raffle is on 30 June, and the prize is a free seat in the $10,000 Main Event.

What does it mean for eWO customers?

If you already have a Luxon Pay account, you can use it at the tables. Check the current conditions on our Luxon Pay page. The report does not say whether there are fees for WSOP payments, and we found no press release from Luxon Pay or the WSOP itself, so treat the details as reported by PokerNews. Do the ID check early, not on the day you want to play.

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