BTC deposit

[newton0038]

Sent from Shakepay to Pinnacle.

Send Interac transfer from bank account to Shakepay. Complete in under 1 minute

Send $100CND /0.00742096BTC to Pinnacle. Confirmed and $100 CND in Pinnacle in Under a minute

The BTC amount that Pinny said $100CND was exactly what I sent.

[TwitchySeal]

Sent from Shakepay to Pinnacle.

Send Interac transfer from bank account to Shakepay. Complete in under 1 minute

Send $100CND /0.00742096BTC to Pinnacle. Confirmed and $100 CND in Pinnacle in Under a minute

The BTC amount that Pinny said $100CND was exactly what I sent.

You shouldn't send directly from an exchange (like shakepay) to a gambling site. There's a chance they will shut your account down.

https://legal.shakepay.co/

The Prohibited Businesses include the following:

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Any businesses that involve gambling or games of chance, pornographic content, or illicit drugs or drug paraphernalia;

You should send from your exchange => some other address that you control => book

I recommend checking out Electrum for the middle wallet.

[newton0038]

Im thinking that clause is just a legal play that may come into question if any AML is suspected. Canadians can gamble online as long as the entity is not based in Canada. My bank has never questioned wires from an book

[Moneygreen]

You can also consider blockchain as a middle wallet

[TwitchySeal]

Im thinking that clause is just a legal play that may come into question if any AML is suspected. Canadians can gamble online as long as the entity is not based in Canada. My bank has never questioned wires from an book

People in America have exchanges shut down their account all the time for sending or receiving funds from gambling sites, and we have legal online casinos also. Not too familiar with any Canadian exchange though. The good news is if it does get shut down, they won't keep your money.

[hustledouble]

Im thinking that clause is just a legal play that may come into question if any AML is suspected. Canadians can gamble online as long as the entity is not based in Canada. My bank has never questioned wires from an book

Many North American exchanges don't want to be party to gambling transactions regardless of specific legality because they view them as akin to money laundering activity. You may want to check the terms of your exchange to be sure. Using a "middle-man" third-party wallet in between really doesn't cost but a few cents on the dollar and is an extra layer that no one really has ever reported problems with while people's exchange accounts are constantly being shut down for going direct to book. Every bank is different but I prefer the extra layer of security personally

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Im thinking that clause is just a legal play that may come into question if any AML is suspected. Canadians can gamble online as long as the entity is not based in Canada. My bank has never questioned wires from an book

Sports Interaction is definitely based in Canada and there are no issues getting funds to/from them using the Canadian banking system ie Interac e-transfer etc.

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Sent from Shakepay to Pinnacle.

Send Interac transfer from bank account to Shakepay. Complete in under 1 minute

Send $100CND /0.00742096BTC to Pinnacle. Confirmed and $100 CND in Pinnacle in Under a minute

The BTC amount that Pinny said $100CND was exactly what I sent.

Just a heads up. If you want to fund Pinnacle with Interac e-transfers instead of bitcoin you should consider using "muchbetter".
You can sign up for a muchbetter account in the same currency as your pinnacle acct ($CAD) and send etransfer to muchbetter and muchbetter to pinny, there will be zero fees and no price fluctuations. With bitcoin you may or may not get less than what you send.