Delayed Prize Money from Incomplete Transfers
Definition
Without complete bank details, prize money goes to Manager via cheque ($16.50 fee in NSW/ACT), delaying individual owner access and increasing costs.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 16.50 processing fee per cheque + 7-14 days EFT delay[1]
- Frequency: Per transfer where bank details missing
- Root Cause: Mandatory bank detail submission for direct prize money EFT splits
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Racetrack syndicates in Australia lose AUD 16.50 per cheque payment and 1-2 weeks in cash access. Automation ensures direct EFT transfers.
Affected Stakeholders
Owners, Managers
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Related Business Risks
Transfer Fees for Claiming Races
Ownership Transfer Fees
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Unallocated Stall Usage Fines
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