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For Georgia Coin Operated Amusement MachineGeorgia’s legal term for a licensed amusement machine. Class B COAMs are the ones that award redeemable prizes, and they are licensed and regulated by the Georgia Lottery Corporation (GLC). operators

Georgia’s COAM redemption kiosk.An operating system.
Not a cabinet.
Product choices for Georgia operators.

Payline offers kiosk and redemption products for licensed Georgia Class B COAM locations, with AXES integration available. Review the current product choices, eligibility, and written terms before deciding what fits your business.

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Payline COAM redemption kiosk for Georgia skill game venues — a dual-screen, cyan-edge-lit floor unit. The upper screen reads “payline · POWERED BY AXES” with “Redeem or reload”; the lower touch screen invites the player to tap to begin, above a bill acceptor and gift-card dispenser.
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See if your Georgia COAM location qualifies.

Enter your Georgia COAM location license number and we check it live against the current GLC Class B approval list, confirm you're eligible, and pre-fill your business — or search by master licensee to see every location an operator holds. Off the list means not eligible, surfaced honestly.

Real lookups against 10,396 live GLC Class B records — checked the moment you type.

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COAM redemption kiosk
questions, answered.

What HB 353 changes, what the kiosk costs, and how redemption works at a Georgia Class B location. Not legal advice — for statutory questions, talk to your counsel.

What is a COAM redemption kiosk?

A COAM redemption kiosk is a self-service terminal used at a licensed Georgia Class B location to redeem eligible game credit. Payline offers a kiosk and related redemption products for Georgia operators. Ask us to confirm the current configuration and eligibility for your location.

What does Georgia HB 353 say about Class B COAM redemption?

Georgia law limits Class B COAM redemption to replays, lottery products, and specified gift cards. Gift cards can only be loaded at the licensed location under the conditions in the law. See our Georgia COAM rules page for official sources. This is a brief summary, not legal advice; check the current statute and Georgia Lottery Corporation guidance for your situation.

How much does a Payline kiosk cost?

The published options are $8,995 to purchase a kiosk, with AXES platform access at 40¢ per day, or a $300 monthly program for 36 months with AXES included. The monthly payments total $10,800 over 36 months. Ask Payline for the current written terms and any separately billed items before ordering.

What does the $649 Starter Bundle include?

The current catalog lists a Starter Bundle for $649, including 100 cards and an in-store device. Confirm availability, card type, processing costs, and fulfillment details in the written order terms.

Does Payline work with AXES?

Payline is designed to work with the AXES platform. Ask us to confirm which integration and reporting functions are available for your specific location and configuration.

How can I check a Georgia COAM license?

Use the license lookup on this site to search the published Georgia Lottery Corporation COAM list. A list match is not a legal determination or a guarantee of approval for a Payline product. Payline is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Georgia Lottery Corporation.

Can a master operator submit a location owner’s KYB or banking information?

No. A master operator can invite and track a location, but the location owner must provide and control that location’s KYB and banking information and accept its own agreements.

Where can I see the products and choose an option?

Visit the Payline product selection page to review the available options and their current terms. Contact Payline if you need help matching an option to your location.