Payment Issues with Quicktender

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Quicktender has been a popular payment method being used by millions of players in online casinos. At the end of last year, there were increased reports about payment issues for players who were using this method online. The company, a leading method for players in the United States, admitted that some of the payments were not reaching the customers. There were a variety of reasons for the issue and the company says that most blame is to be placed on the banking partners that are being used. Many banks had frozen the funds that were intended to reach players in the United States. The reason for this is the strict gambling laws that US players contend with, which state that no major credit or debit card can be used for online gambling and that no financial institution will allow the transaction to any online casino.

It is believed that he funds that were not received were actually seized by the United States authorities and never reached the hands of players. Quicktender has no bank accounts in the United States and all funds are form accounts located in Europe. When US players request a payment from Quicktender, the funds are usually transferred from the UK banks to those in the Us, but in some cases, these transactions were not completed, leaving many players without the receipt of their casino funds.

The company takes great pride in maintaining a positive reputation in the online gambling industry and there have never been any reported issues in the past. Over the years, Quicktender has built solid reputations with banks internationally and takes great pride in the safe and secure payment process that is supported. However, it is impossible for the company to predict the actions of authorities, thus they are unable to avoid issues like the recent non-payment problems that have arisen.

These payment issues are not the fault of Quicktender and players are urged to continue using the service for their gambling needs. However, it is suggested that US players find an alternative way to process withdrawals so that this problem does not occur in the future.

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