## Churchill Downs Strives for a Frictionless Transaction System
Churchill Downs Racetrack is collaborating with Venuetize to transform its financial interface. This joint effort will implement a novel mobile answer, accessible on both iOS and Android gadgets, that transcends mere transactions. Envision effortless entry to passes, interactive location diagrams, directional aid, and a comprehensive set of customer-centric functionalities – all consolidated within a single application. That’s what Churchill Downs intends to provide its patrons through this alliance.
Venuetize, renowned for its mobile wallet proficiency, is dedicated to crafting a smooth and pleasurable mobile encounter for all racetrack visitors, from casual spectators and fervent racing enthusiasts to seasoned wagerers.
This action signifies a broader movement towards digitization and non-cash transaction choices, not solely within the equine racing sector but throughout the United States.
Jon Romm, Chief Executive Officer and originator of Venuetize, conveyed his zeal: “We are elated to broaden our proficiencies and empower esteemed clientele like Churchill Downs and their visitors. Through this collaboration and ongoing ingenuity, we aspire to redefine the horse racing encounter, culminating in a spectacle of athletics, amusement, and wagering at the upcoming year’s Kentucky Derby.”
Amplifying the anticipation, Casey Ramage, Vice President of Marketing, Brand, and Alliances at Churchill Downs Racetrack, stated, “Churchill Downs is devoted to enhancing the technological encounter for our supporters and guests. By uniting with Venuetize, we will furnish fans attending the Kentucky Derby and frequenting Churchill Downs year-round with an elevated encounter for all the exhilarating racing action.”
This proclamation follows…
Churchill Downs Incorporated (CDI) recently secured a significant agreement with sports wagering powerhouse FanDuel, designating them as the primary sponsor for the Kentucky Derby, a substantial victory for both entities.
This development follows closely on CDI’s divestiture of nearly half of their ownership in United Tote, their wagering technology firm, to the New York Racing Association. Evidently, CDI is making strategic maneuvers within the realm of equine racing and gambling.
And with good reason! They recently proclaimed record-shattering second-quarter earnings of $582.5 million. This year’s running of the Kentucky Derby, hosted at their renowned Churchill Downs track, also shattered wagering benchmarks. It appears fortune is favoring CDI at the moment!
