The Konabis International Dispensary and his subsidiaries based on Arizona reported on Friday that the use of non-cash ATMs does not violate the rules or cheat on credit card companies that still prohibit cannabis purchases.

The fight against fraud and reclamation requirements in the Arizona court, Truleive Cannabis Corp claimed that the fines imposed by the Visa in the Bank of Colorado, Pueblo Bank and Trust should not be transferred to the preconditions, and instead are responsible for the bank and payment company that has confirmed the transaction transactions. The paid processor, switched commerce, claims that Truleive cheated on the institution, masking the card payments as cash withdrawal.

“Trulylya knew that non -cash ATMs had no proper,” said Marcus Fetinger’s switching lawyer as opposed to the petition of the accused. “They knew it for trade operations, not withdrawal, and it is fraud.”

Because cannabis is still federal, large credit card companies such as Visa prohibit their customers buy cannabis with cards. To get around the potential loss of business, the dispensaries use non -cash ATMs that disguise trading operations for sale as simple cash withdrawal, transferring the payment processor and sponsorship banks that are not different from regular cash withdrawal.