Now these
day's most of people doing lots of online transaction and rarely they takes
much time to transfer the amount however imagine that if you've done
transaction and after that you realized that the money has gone into wrong
account.
Does The Bank have the Power to
Reverse the Transaction?
Well, Bank can't reverse it, unless they have an approval from the beneficiary. It's, therefore, important to be very alert while transferring money to a bank account.
Well, Bank can't reverse it, unless they have an approval from the beneficiary. It's, therefore, important to be very alert while transferring money to a bank account.
Will you be able to get it back |
Adhil
Shetty, CEO, Bankbazaar.com,
says, "The most important thing to understand is that if a transaction has
been made, the bank cannot reverse it from its end without approval from the
beneficiary. Bank can only act as a facilitator."
According
to Reserve Bank of India (RBI) rules, it's the responsibility of the remitter
to provide the correct beneficiary account number and other details while doing
payment. There is no mandatory rule by the RBI that banks have to check each
and everything. It's remitter’s responsibility to check the number twice and
thrice
Ashutosh
Khajuria, Executive Director, Federal
Bank, says, "If there is a fraud in the payment, then it is null and void.
But in the normal payment channel, if transfer is affected and the credit has been made, it is not
easy to get back the money, unless the receiver agrees to return it back".
Reasons
which results wrong transactions:
Due to
human (typing a wrong account number) or technical errors
Human
errors due to discrepancies in the account number, IFSC code or both
Technical
glitches at the bank's end can also cause the error
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