Zettel Überweisung bei der Sparkasse wie lange?
Ich habe am Montag morgen einen Zettel bei der Sparkasse abgegeben am Mittwoch habe ich immer noch keine E-Mail bekommen ob das Geld bei der Seite wo ich bestellt habe angekommen ist. Bei der Seite steht das die Bestellung innerhalb 1-3 Werktagen bei mir eintreffen soll wie lange muss ich denn dementsprechend warten?
In Germany, an online bank transfer must be carried out within a bank day, a document transfer must be carried out at the latest within 2 bank days. Say: all of this evening, the money would have to be paid to the recipient. Prerequisite: You have completed a valid transfer agent.
However, many online retailers only make a cash-input deal with the bank once a day. This is really great: you get a text file from the bank, where everything that went in and out of money (like an account extract) and then you have to manually assign the transfers (if you don’t have any smart software).
So it can be that the money has been there since yesterday, but this morning only the account statement has been called and which have not yet been all matched.
No, there is also an entrance in the course of the day. § 675s BGB within the permissible time limit.
True, the text still comes from an older version of my answer, where I had only written from one bank day at online transfers. Thanks for the hint.
What kind of note? Some handwritten paper pulled out of the school book, where perhaps the signature or date is missing? Then you can probably wait a long time.
So until Wednesday I would expect the transfer to go out and maybe until Friday until she arrived at the recipient.
Make online banking or go to the bank and check it out or check it out.
With online banking you would have the opportunity to make a real-time transfer that would be at the recipient in 10 seconds.
If you give a note to the savings bank, the money will not arrive.
This must be an official transfer, then it takes 2-4 days.
No, a legible transfer must have been carried out in Germany within 2 bank days.
Yes, and if you want to sue the bank for longer?
Depends on whether any damage occurred to me by the delayed transfer.
See if the money was charged to your account, and if so, when.