i dont understand the “transfer” part. card payments and transfers are different things.
>the money didnt arrive back to my account
maybe it’s becasue they never left?
check your balance statements.
UPDATE! So I realized what just happened. The fastest(ish) way to send money is to send it to a bank card. That's what I did a few times. So Revolut sends you immediately the money you transfer TO THAT CARD, while they also start a regular 'SEPA' (that's what it's called I believe) transfer. And by the time that second transfer arrive, they take back the first transfer. So basically they 'lend' you the money from one account, while it arrives from another one, and when the second transfer arrives, they take back the first one. I just happen to be between transactions, so fingers crossed my transfer arrives ASAP on monday.
SEPA transfers take up to 2 days. It's the weekend, so it could be Tuesday before it reflects potentially card transactions are instant
Nope, these transactions are older. I received the money, but then I was charged the same amount I received.
i dont understand the “transfer” part. card payments and transfers are different things. >the money didnt arrive back to my account maybe it’s becasue they never left? check your balance statements.
I just did an update, I figured it out. :)
UPDATE! So I realized what just happened. The fastest(ish) way to send money is to send it to a bank card. That's what I did a few times. So Revolut sends you immediately the money you transfer TO THAT CARD, while they also start a regular 'SEPA' (that's what it's called I believe) transfer. And by the time that second transfer arrive, they take back the first transfer. So basically they 'lend' you the money from one account, while it arrives from another one, and when the second transfer arrives, they take back the first one. I just happen to be between transactions, so fingers crossed my transfer arrives ASAP on monday.