
The Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association reminds owners that ACH transfers are available for their Maryland Horsemen’s accounts, providing a convenient way to transfer funds directly to a personal or business bank account.
ACH, which stands for Automated Clearing House, allows owners to receive funds electronically, eliminating the need to pick up a check or wait for one to arrive by mail. The service can simplify access to funds while reducing trips to the bank.
To activate the service, owners should complete the ACH enrollment form and return it to the Horsemen’s Bookkeeping Office. Transfers typically take one to three business days to process, so owners should plan ahead when requesting funds.
Owners who have not yet enrolled are encouraged to contact the Horsemen’s Bookkeeping Office for the enrollment form, submission instructions and assistance getting started.
For additional enrollment information, visit ACH Transfers Now Available for Owners’ Horsemen’s Accounts.
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