E-checks Frequently Asked Questions

What is E-checks and why should I use it?

E-checks provides a system that allows checks drawn on US checking accounts to be electronically written. It is different than PayPal or other echeck services in that you need to download a secure socket and establish a unique connection to your computer and your checking account. PayPal takes 24 to verify your account information, whereas E-checks sets you up in 15 minutes.

E-checks is faster to set up than PayPal, but does not offer all the features and additional benefits that PayPal does, nor will you be able to cash out money through your checking account through E-checks.

How do I get a E-checks account?

To get a E-checks account, go to http://www.E-checks.com/ and download their software. Then follow the step by step guide to set up your E-checks account. Complete activation will take about 15 minutes provided that your checking account is in good standing. Then you will be able to transfer money to your Texas Hold'em Poker Account.

How Do I use E-checks to add money to my Texas Hold'em Poker Account?

In the Texas Hold'em Poker Lobby, click on "Cashier", then as follows:

• Click "Add money to account"
  
  
• Choose the option to "Click to pay by other options". You will be taken to our Payment Schedule displaying all the Non-CC payment options.
  
  
• Go to the E-checks section and choose the amount you wish to deposit. Click on "Submit".
  
  
• You will be taken to the E-checks website. Please follow the instructions to complete your purchase.
  
  
• On successful completion, the E-checks window will close and a Texas Hold'em Poker 'Succesful Transaction' page will appear. Click 'OK' to close the window.
  
  
• The money will be added to your Account and we will email you confirmation of the successful deposit.

How do I cash out my winnings using E-checks?

At this time, you may only deposit using E-checks. When you cash out your winnings, we will send it to you via PayPal, Wire or mail you a check (as you prefer). For additional information on cashing out, see Receiving Your Cash Outs.