Money Centers of America's ONswitch Transaction Management System Secures Multiyear Contract Renewal with New Mexico's Largest Casino

KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., Aug. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Today Money Centers of America (BULLETIN BOARD: MCAM) , a provider of cash access services, transaction management systems, and financial networks for the gaming industry announced it has renewed a multi-year contract with The Sandia Casino, New Mexico's largest casino. The renewal includes the option for the Sandia Casino to own and operate their own payment processing platform through the purchase of Money Centers of America's proprietary ONswitch(TM) Transaction Management System. The ONswitch(TM) option was a significant factor in securing the renewal.

"This renewal validates our conviction in ONswitch(TM) as the catalyst that will cause a paradigm shift in casino cash access services by eliminating the need for large gaming operators to contract with third party vendors, thus making outsourced services for large gaming companies extinct," said Chris Wolfington, Chairman and CEO of Money Centers of America.

"Our ability to take back the substantial lost profits associated with outsourcing our cash access services made the ONswitch(TM) decision easy. The flexibility to determine when and how we transition to it with Money Centers of America's crawl, walk, run deployment strategy virtually eliminated any operational or transition risk to our casino," said Victor Montoya, Governor, Pueblo of Sandia.

About Money Centers of America

Money Centers of America, Inc. provides cash access, the OnSwitch(TM) transaction management system, and financial networks to the gaming industry, utilizing a customer-centric approach that is aimed at leveraging technology, generating value, and creating measurable results in profitability, customer satisfaction and loyalty. For a complete corporate profile on Money Centers of America, Inc., please visit our corporate website at http://www.moneycenters.com/ .

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