Lorne Cadieux
I worked a bank e-Transfer settlement desk. The job was reconciliation, which in practice meant taking a transfer that somebody insisted had vanished and establishing where in the chain it actually was. It was almost never gone. It was sitting one step short of where the customer assumed it had finished, waiting on an action nobody had told them was theirs to take.
What I cover here
One lane, and I stay in it: the transaction itself, from the moment funds leave a sending account to the moment a balance changes. Who is the sender on this leg and who is the recipient. Who sets the security question and who has to answer it. What Autodeposit registration removes from that sequence and what it leaves in place. Those handoffs decide whether a casino deposit lands, and almost no page about Interac casinos names the parties at all.
What I do not cover
I do not benchmark payout speed, publish a payout window, or tabulate deposit limits and fees by casino. Interac sets neither limits nor fees; your institution does, and its terms govern yours rather than mine. I do not argue RTP either. Those are other people's specialisms and pretending otherwise would make this page worse.
How I work
I describe the mechanism from the network's own documentation and the operator's own cashier, in that order, and I name which one I am reading. Offers get quoted in the currency the operator publishes them in, carrying the date I captured them. Where the evidence runs out I write that down instead of closing the gap, which is why one brand in our lineup carries no bonus figure and why you will not find a minutes figure for a withdrawal anywhere on this site.
Corrections are welcome at [email protected].