PugglePay casinos are a leftover phrase from an older payments era. PugglePay is a former brand name, not a current payment method, and Zimpler's own company history says that PugglePay became Zimpler. There is nothing to register for under the old name, and this page does not offer new payments through it. It is a status note on what the brand was and how to read casino pages that still mention it. Current bank-payment steps belong to the separate Zimpler article.

According to Zimpler's timeline, PugglePay started in 2012. Its founders wanted to simplify digital payments around the phone number, which the company calls "one of the few numbers you know by heart".

Old reviews tangle two ideas. Confirming a payment by phone is one. Paying from your airtime balance is the other. The company history we checked supports a phone-centred payment in spirit and says nothing about carrier billing, so we do not equate the two.

Review pages describe PugglePay SMS payments roughly like this:

• The historical product used a phone-centred payment model.

• The company timeline also describes an invoice solution in its early development.

• Phone identification did not, by itself, mean that the charge was added to a mobile-network bill.

These points explain the early product without reconstructing an unverified SMS sequence. They are historical background, not instructions for paying a casino today.

The chronology from the company history is short. PugglePay began in 2012. In 2016 the name changed, and the page says "PugglePay became Zimpler, and we launched our e-wallet." The same year it mentions going live in Germany. In 2022 the company describes unveiling a new brand.

The source describes a change of name inside one company, not a sale to another. It gives no reason for the switch.

Historical casino references should not be treated as evidence of a current PugglePay integration. Current deposit and payout availability must be established under the product actually offered by the casino, including Zimpler where supported.

The table separates what the history supports from what only current documentation can. Zimpler today is documented as a bank-payment product, covered in its own article, and the old invoice-era terms do not carry over to it.

If a casino still shows the old name, ask support for the exact route behind the button and compare it with what the cashier says. An old icon proves nothing, since it may be a template from years back. If support cannot name the route, treat the option as unconfirmed.

We promise no anonymity and no paying without an account, because casinos run identity checks whatever the deposit method. For PugglePay alternatives, use a method the cashier confirms for both deposits and withdrawals. If the casino lists Zimpler, read its cashier terms first, and do not assume every operator supports it.

It changed its name. Zimpler's history says PugglePay became Zimpler in 2016.

Yes, as a brand. The company also shows a new brand in 2022, so read today's products from Zimpler's own documentation. We cannot confirm that PugglePay is still available under the old name.

The company history describes a phone-centred product, but does not establish carrier billing or a universal SMS authorisation sequence.

No. We publish no sign-up guide for a former brand.

Treat them as out of date. Check the casino's current payout list.

Often it is a stale label or icon. Ask support which provider handles the payment.

Zimpler company history