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Originally Posted by Atticus
Pure speculation but...
An ACH is coming from one US account to another. Those funds are not frozen. What happens when those funds become limited?
Again, I dont have any knowledge of their inner workings but it seems pretty obvious that the funds being received via ACH are originating from a different US based account, not tha bank account(s) affected in St Kitts.
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Yeah not sure. I do know that epass for US to US is sort of redundant too as we can either use ACH directly with the sponsor or checks.
I have a couple sponsors "overseas" tho I am worried most about. I have looked into a couple of the European systems but they all come up short to epass.
Epass is able to somehow connect direct to ACH. That is where all the other European systems come up short. They mostly have to issue you a card which has tarifs and more mullarkey.
Most foreign sponsors do wires but then have either a high min or high fees so a viable worldwide epass is still badly needed for those in the US.