1. Why was my account closed?
2. Am I eligible for a refund?
3. How long does a refund take?
4. How do I receive my refund?
5. Which bank accounts are accepted for refunds?
6. What if my refund is delayed?
7. Can I appeal the closure of my account?
Refunds can only be returned to the original sending account. If that account is closed, blocked, or restricted, the refund will fail and cannot be processed again until the sending bank confirms the account can receive money.
Once a transaction has been successfully processed on our end, it cannot be cancelled or retrieved. The receiving bank is responsible for accepting or rejecting the payment. If the bank rejects the transaction, the money will be returned. If the money is deposited into the recipient’s account, the transaction cannot be reversed or recalled.
No. Once the money has been successfully deposited into the recipient’s account, we no longer have control over the transaction. Any next steps must be handled directly by the receiving bank.
The money will be required to follow the applicable unclaimed money process. This means it may be remitted to the state where the transaction was initiated, in line with regulatory requirements.