I just did. Called the casino in Canyonville OR at 800.548.8461 and spoke to Debbie in the cage. (Funny I just had gotten a reply from a Debra at Berkshire Hathaway this week too when I emailed them). Anyway, she said they did not transfer funds with MYEC technology. They only cash personal, not payroll, checks with a company called Certigy.
Dug a little further to look at Certigy.
Didn't see any info on their website connecting them to MYEC but found complaints about the Certigy's verification (or lack thereof) process.
They use an Artificial Intelligence model rather than actual credit history or verifying the checking account has funds.
www.topix.com/forum/com/beyond/TK6H9RIQRCBI72B32
CERTIGY definitely needs MYEC.
What is shocking is they are a worldwide company and used by over 200,000 businesses including BofA, Target, Walmart, Albertsons, Ford, etc
www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/certigy-tampa-florida-c219755.html
That was from 2009 but I found out a
more recent complaint from April 18, 2014 on www.consumeraffairs.com/finance/certigy.html. One of 398 complaints.
Always good to understand more of the industry, the issues it faces and how MYEC is an amazing solution.
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY