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EasyPay360

EasyPay360

Pay In. Pay Out. Separate Accounts. One Platform Experience.

Player deposits run on approved card and ACH pay-in accounts. Player withdrawals run on a separately approved payout account. You see all three side by side — they never share money or approvals.

A wallet sending a payment to a phone showing payment successful

Required account types

Three accounts, visibly separate

Card Pay-In Account

Accepts player card deposits and settles into the approved merchant bank account.

8.95% + $0.45per transaction

  • Status
  • Volume
  • Deposits
  • Fees
  • Settlement
  • Disputes

Never issues payouts.

ACH / Debit Pay-In Account

Accepts approved ACH / debit player deposits into the operator’s approved pay-in account.

0.89% + $0.25per transaction

  • Status
  • Volume
  • ACH returns
  • Fees
  • Settlement

Never issues payouts. Not the payout account.

Payout Account

Issues approved player withdrawals. Its own application, approval, KYC/KYB, funding relationship, limits, risk controls, bank details, settlement and ledger.

Program specificseparate payout pricing

  • Account status
  • Available payout funding
  • Payout queue
  • Completed
  • Failed
  • Limits
  • Holds
  • Risk flags

Approved separately — pay-in approval does not make a payout rail available.

How money moves

Deposits in one lane. Withdrawals in another.

Pay-In player deposits

  1. Player
  2. Credit Card Pay-In AccountorACH / Debit Pay-In Account
  3. Approved operator settlement

Payout player withdrawals

  1. Player withdrawal request
  2. Player Management Dashboard approval / risk review
  3. Separate Payout Account
  4. Approved payout rail
  5. Player

Identity & risk

KYC, driver license checks and chargeback mitigation

Configured per operator. Each service is billed only when it actually runs — the billing unit is always shown, never implied.

  • $0.25 per KYC / identity verification
  • $0.25 per driver license check
  • $0.25 per chargeback-mitigation screening

Player surcharge

Off until approved

Player surcharges must be configured in accordance with applicable card-network rules, payment-rail rules, processor requirements, state/federal law, and the operator’s approved merchant agreement. A surcharge is never switched on just because a fee exists — it stays off until it is approved.

How player surcharges work

Pay In. Pay Out. Separate Accounts.

EasyPay360 comes with every Genesis account. Each account is applied for and approved on its own.