And what's the problem? I have received this before, but the receiver bank still cleared the transaction.
Whats your thoughts about Transferwise now?
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If you send EUR to EUR account there is not the slightest problem. You may ask the receiver bank to what is going on at their end. Most often TW can't do anything wiht transfers send to other accounts where this issue occurred.
That's interesting. Is the EUR outside SEPA sent as OUR or SHA (fees) from Transferwise?
By doing that it means they get 0 business, no FX involved, no fees to receive and send EUR.
Won't they block such pass through accounts? Do they provide a full monthly statements in PDF?
By doing that it means they get 0 business, no FX involved, no fees to receive and send EUR.
Won't they block such pass through accounts? Do they provide a full monthly statements in PDF?
I would definitely recommend TransferWise hap¤#", but please keep in mind if You use several accounts, don't sign up or sign in on one PC (identic IP, etc). If one account comes under suspicion and is blocked, other accounts unrelated to each other will also be blocked without any justification. Of course, you will return the money within 60 days, but your business will be frozen.. 😕
https://transferwise.com/help/11/ge...ount-lock-transfers-specific-amount-transfersThis is always a risk. statements can be downloaded in Pdf, etc formats.
Did anyone else get the Transferwise email that said Transferwise DE Euro iban's are switching to a belgium BE one by July 2020 and to stop using DE one?
yeah, got the same. both new and old are visible under account details. new bic code is TRWIBEB1XXX
"Can I use my new EUR bank details to accept Euros sent from outside the EU?
Payments like these are called SWIFT payments. At the moment, we’ve seen that some banks don’t recognise the new EUR details for SWIFT payments. It’s because they’re using older software.
But this shouldn’t last long. By February 2020, banks around the world should have updated their software. You can then start using your new EUR bank details to receive SWIFT payments.
If you need to receive Euros from outside the EU, we recommend using your expiring EUR bank details , they’re the ones with the IBAN starting︀ in ‘DE’. " from Transferwise help center
Payments like these are called SWIFT payments. At the moment, we’ve seen that some banks don’t recognise the new EUR details for SWIFT payments. It’s because they’re using older software.
But this shouldn’t last long. By February 2020, banks around the world should have updated their software. You can then start using your new EUR bank details to receive SWIFT payments.
If you need to receive Euros from outside the EU, we recommend using your expiring EUR bank details , they’re the ones with the IBAN starting︀ in ‘DE’. " from Transferwise help center
No, it can't. My IBAN details for EUR shows bank in Brussels and little note with something like "For receiving EUR via SEPA". I clarified with their support and they confirmed that I can't receive EUR outside SEPA if my bank details Brussels. Before TW were giving Handelsbank IBAN which could︀ accept EUR ouside SEPA. Now they forcefully migrating my account to Brussels bank.
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