A facility operator shall utilize a gaming ticket system that has been tested, certified, and approved under this chapter. A facility operator shall, in a form and in a time frame specified by the Commission, submit a report to the Commission detailing any adjustment made to the amount of a gaming ticket. In addition to complying with the minimum design standards of Regulation .22 of this chapter, a gaming ticket system shall: Authenticate the source of a data transmission by identifying whether a transmission originated with a: Video lottery terminal; Ticket redemption unit; or Cashiers’ cage redemption location; Use cryptographic controls for transmissions that include: A gaming ticket series number; Meter information; and Other information used in the calculation or verification of proceeds; Control the integrity of data through generation of a unique series number on a gaming ticket: Comprised of at least 18 numbers, symbols, or characters; Containing at least three numbers, symbols, or characters: Randomly generated in a manner approved by the Commission; and Designed to prevent an individual from being able to predict the series number of any other gaming ticket; Containing at least one number, symbol, or character unique to a gaming ticket which visually differentiates between a gaming ticket and a promotional play instrument; and Printed in at least two locations on a gaming ticket; Automatically and independently record the critical data required to be printed on a gaming ticket under COMAR 36.03.10.36 at the time of gaming ticket: Generation; and Redemption; and Independently verify, in a manner satisfactory to the Commission, the accuracy of a gaming ticket series number and amount prior to redemption.