House-banked card game licensees may use approved debit card reading devices on house-banked card games to sell chips to players in accordance with WAC 230-15-506. Licensees must use debit card reading devices that:

(1) Are approved and documented in internal controls; and

(2) Execute all transactions in accordance with all applicable state and federal electronic funds transfer requirements including, receipting and fee disclosure requirements; and

(3) Provide real-time accounting reports for each debit card reading device to include patron transaction history by date and time; and

(4) Do not interfere with gaming system interfaces and device operations; and

(5) Do not accept signature debit, credit, and EBT cards; and

(6) Are not used for the purchase of live gaming vouchers that can be used for other authorized gambling activities at the card room; and

(7) Do not execute a transaction for funds that exceed the available amount of funds from the linked bank account; and

(8) Provide a daily monetary transfer limit per patron that does not exceed the limits in WAC 230-15-506. A fee charged by the gaming establishment or system provider associated with a transfer does not contribute to the transfer limit; and

(9) Employ data encryption that meets or exceeds current industry standards for all data that is transmitted.