What is PAM (Player Account Management)?

Definition: The core subsystem responsible for player identity, accounts, and compliance states across the product.

Typically includes:

Registration/login, profile data, consent and preferences.
Balances and wallet linkage (sometimes a separate wallet service exists).
KYC status management: pending/verified/failed, document storage pointers, re-checks.
Responsible Gambling tools: deposit limits, loss limits, timeouts, self-exclusion.
Account security: MFA options, password policies, device/session management.

Why it matters: PAM is foundational for compliance, player safety, and consistent user experience across casino/sports products.

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