Greetings nancym30,
You may well be correct there, that would be a valid reason for them to refuse transfer on the account. If the bank account is used excessively (exclusively!?!) for transfers to and from online gaming companies that is a risk on both sides, it wouldn't be a question of if your account will attract unwanted attention, but when.
We believe in your right to play (and win, and get paid!) but not everyone feels this way, international money transfers are closely monitored in the United States and failure to acknowledge this can result in some perhaps unforeseen but definitely unpleasant consequences for US based players. It would behoove you as a player (and a person) to protect yourself by using a bank account that has plenty of other "every day" activity on it.
Given the information provided above (account used exclusively for online gaming activity) I would say there is little to debate here, in order to move forward on this withdrawal you will need to provide a bank account which is from an approved bank, of an approved account type, and which shows in the account history that our 3rd party payment providers are not presented with unnecessary risk in making the transfer (i.e. used for "normal" transactions, account in good standing without negative balance, not a joint account, etc).
As an industry professional with more than a decade of experience in such things, if you are going to continue using traditional banking methods I would very much suggest that you open a personal checking account for yourself that is in your name exclusively and includes plenty of "other" types of transactions both in and outbound. And which does not receive too much in the way of gaming related incoming deposits.
One thing I can say for certain, unless provided with a bank account which meets their criteria for safe transfer our 3rd party payment providers will not agree to accept funds from the casino for disbursal as a bank wire transfer. This will need to be addressed to their satisfaction in order to continue.
Best wishes,
Nick and Raging Bull
Greetings nancym30,
You may well be correct there, that would be a valid reason for them to refuse transfer on the account. If the bank account is used excessively (exclusively!?!) for transfers to and from online gaming companies that is a risk on both sides, it wouldn't be a question of if your account will attract unwanted attention, but when.
We believe in your right to play (and win, and get paid!) but not everyone feels this way, international money transfers are closely monitored in the United States and failure to acknowledge this can result in some perhaps unforeseen but definitely unpleasant consequences for US based players. It would behoove you as a player (and a person) to protect yourself by using a bank account that has plenty of other "every day" activity on it.
Given the information provided above (account used exclusively for online gaming activity) I would say there is little to debate here, in order to move forward on this withdrawal you will need to provide a bank account which is from an approved bank, of an approved account type, and which shows in the account history that our 3rd party payment providers are not presented with unnecessary risk in making the transfer (i.e. used for "normal" transactions, account in good standing without negative balance, not a joint account, etc).
As an industry professional with more than a decade of experience in such things, if you are going to continue using traditional banking methods I would very much suggest that you open a personal checking account for yourself that is in your name exclusively and includes plenty of "other" types of transactions both in and outbound. And which does not receive too much in the way of gaming related incoming deposits.
One thing I can say for certain, unless provided with a bank account which meets their criteria for safe transfer our 3rd party payment providers will not agree to accept funds from the casino for disbursal as a bank wire transfer. This will need to be addressed to their satisfaction in order to continue.
Best wishes,
Nick and Raging Bull