PayNearMe is a cash payment service used by licensed US gaming operators. You choose it in the casino cashier, enter an amount and get a barcode, usually sent to your phone. You then pay in cash at a participating retail store, and the money is credited to your casino account. The company's own announcement describes a cash-in network of more than 31,000 US retail locations.
Cash deposits suit players who do not want to share bank or card details with a casino, or who like the discipline of only spending cash they hand over at a counter. The trade-off is convenience: you have to visit a store, and retailers or the operator may charge a convenience fee.
Withdrawals usually go back through another method, such as a bank transfer or the casino cage. PayNearMe has also announced a cash withdrawal option at ATMs through its partner Pin4, but whether a given New Jersey casino offers it is up to that casino.
Limits and fees vary by operator, so check the casino's banking page before you go to the store.
Source: www.businesswire.com