Can a transfer really take that long?
Someone apparently transferred money to me. The person said they made the transfer on Thursday and the amount was debited from my account on Thursday. However, I still haven't received any money. Is that possible? I thought transactions were only allowed to take one business day.
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Basically yes. You forgot what in the text, probably recorded Wednesday and debit on Thursday.
If everything went normally, it would have been there with great probability on Friday.
But there can also be delays, so Monday is not completely out of practice.
Question 1: Is it true that he sent it?
Question 2: Could the overwelding be carried out on Thursday then, was enough money on the account?
If no, Question 3: will it be done? Or does the bank say “must be retrieved”?
And Question 4: were there any disturbances within the bank?
As I said, Monday is also conceivable.
If it is not yet booked on Tuesday next week I would ask questions 1 and 2.
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Yes… it can take up to 6 working days in exceptional cases…
In your case, the alarm lights go to me:
You sell something over the internet and the buyer pushes on the goods, although the money has not arrived with you yet.
Don't get in on certificates. Don't pay the goods until the money has entered your account.
No, I didn't sell anything, but it's just about borrowed money. but is it not regulated by law that it may last at most one working day?
the rule has already answered Rolf42 perfectly in your previous question.
If the amount was already debited from the client account on Thursday, it would have to be entered on the recipient account on Friday.
Except it was transferred after the bank's adoption, then until Monday
Then the amount would not have been debited from the account on Thursday (as the booking date would not be the Thursday).
Then we assume that the amount was not transferred at all