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ILOTTERY > iLOTTERY ACCOUNT FUNDING
Short Summary
This document, 5 DCMR 2100 District of Columbia Municipal Regulations 1107 iLOTTERY ACCOUNT FUNDING, governs the funding of iLottery accounts in the District of Columbia. It outlines the various methods by which players can deposit funds into their iLottery accounts, including credit cards, debit cards, ACH bank transfers, or any other approved method. The document sets forth the representations and warranties that players must make when initiating a deposit, such as having authority to use the payment source, not using fraudulent or unlawful funds, and not engaging in unlawful activities like money laundering. It also covers the player’s responsibility to abide by the terms and conditions of their financial institution or payment processor, as well as any transaction fees or penalties imposed by third parties. The document states that player deposits into an iLottery account cannot be withdrawn, returned, charged-back, re-credited, or transferred to another iLottery account. The Office may set or change minimum or maximum deposit amounts and make adjustments to a player’s account if funds are mistakenly credited or deducted. Players must promptly notify the Office of any incorrect transactions, and the Office may withhold or seek recovery of incorrectly deposited amounts. The document also mentions that the Office may void plays and refuse to pay prizes if funds incorrectly credited to the iLottery account were used for the purchase. Players will not receive any interest, dividends, premiums, or compensation on funds held in their iLottery accounts. Overall, this document provides the rules and guidelines for funding iLottery accounts in the District of Columbia.
Whom does it apply to?
Players of the iLottery
What does it govern?
ILOTTERY ACCOUNT FUNDING
What are exemptions?
No exemptions are mentioned.
What are the Penalties?
No specific penalties are mentioned.
Jurisdiction
Washington, D.C.