Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 23, December 2, 2024
Section 11 CSR 45-8.142 - Documentation of Customer Credit TransactionsPURPOSE: This rule defines the documentation required for customer credit transactions.
(1) All transactions affecting a person's outstanding indebtedness, including all issuances of credit and payments thereof, to the Class B licensee shall be recorded in chronological order in the person's credit file (either manually or electronically). The following information shall be maintained in each person's credit file: (A) A copy of the person's valid, non-expired government-issued photo identification presented prior to approval of the person's credit limit (may be held in a separate file);(B) The date, amount, and check number, if applicable, of each credit instrument accepted from the person;(C) The date, method, amount, and, if applicable, the personal check number of each payment transaction and the check number, if applicable, of the credit instrument returned to the person;(D) The date, amount, and check number, if applicable, of each personal check used for a substitution transaction and the check number, if applicable, of the credit instrument returned to the person;(E) The date, amount, and check number, if applicable, of each replacement credit instrument accepted from the person in a consolidation transaction and the check numbers, if applicable, of the initial credit instruments that were consolidated and returned to the person;(F) The date, amount, and check number, if applicable, of each credit instrument deposited;(G) The date, amount, and check number, if applicable, of each personal check or credit instrument returned to the Class B licensee by the person's bank and the reason for its return;(H) The outstanding balance after each transaction; and(I) The date, amount, and check number, if applicable, of any credit instruments or personal checks that have been partially or completely written off by the Class B licensee and a brief explanation of the reason for the write off.(2) Player ratings (if rated), evidence of credit worthiness, and related documents shall be retained for a minimum of five (5) years, or as long as the debt remains unpaid, whichever is longer.Adopted by Missouri Register January 2, 2015/Volume 40, Number 01, effective 2/28/2015