I understand why you are frustrated, especially after contacting the casino several times and apparently receiving answers that did not resolve the issue. Since you have already submitted a complaint, this is exactly the right channel to try to get the situation properly clarified and, hopefully, resolved fairly.
At this point, though, I would recommend not posting any further screenshots of your bank account, transaction history, or other documents containing your personal or financial information here. Please keep in mind that Casino Guru is a public forum, not the casino's KYC process or a private banking/support channel. Any documents posted here can potentially be viewed by other forum users, so it is important to protect your personal data.
As for the requested resolution, I understand why you are asking the casino to return the MXN 1,000 to your gaming balance so that you can make a new withdrawal. However, before we can say that this is the appropriate final solution, we need to establish what happened to the original payment and where the funds currently are.
The fact that the original transfer was rejected is certainly relevant, but the important thing now is to trace what happened to the rejected payment after it left the casino's side. If the payment was returned to the intermediary/payment provider, as you believe, then the casino should be able to investigate this with the provider and clarify the status of the funds.
So I understand your demand for a refund, but I would frame the goal here a little more broadly: to establish what happened to the MXN 1,000 and reach a fair resolution, based on the actual status of the funds, which is pretty much not in our hands. Hopefully, the complaint process will help get the relevant parties to look into this properly rather than simply repeating that the payment was successfully processed.
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