The inter-bank transfer was successful, but the other party did not receive it.

1. If the bank transfer is a peer transfer, it will basically arrive immediately. If the transfer is successful, the other party will receive the money. If the other party does not receive the money, it may be that the payee's account information is filled in incorrectly. , you can check it in the transfer details.

2. If the transfer is an inter-bank transfer, it will usually arrive within 2-3 working days, so even if the transfer is successful, the other party may not receive the money, and it will take a certain amount of time. In this case It is normal and you need to continue to wait.

3. If it is not the above two situations and the money has not arrived for a long time, please contact the bank customer service to solve the problem.

Inter-bank transfer and remittance is a business of transferring RMB or foreign currency to corporate or personal accounts opened in other domestic banks. To use online banking to transfer funds between ICBC and other banks, you must first register for "Finance@Home" personal online banking, go to a business outlet to activate online banking external transfer permissions, and apply for the use of U-shield (personal customer certificate). Use online banking to transfer funds between ICBC and other banks.

Service features:

1. You do not need to travel between banks to deposit and withdraw cash. You can complete fund transfers by yourself through a variety of channels (the specific deposit time depends on the receipt) line system).

2. Transfer and remittance currencies include not only RMB, but also all foreign currency savings currencies (foreign currencies are suitable for remittances to personal accounts).

Service channels:

Online banking, business outlets.

Operation Guide:

1. Inter-bank transfer and remittance through online banking.

To use online banking to transfer funds between ICBC and other banks, you must first register for "Finance@Home" personal online banking, go to a business outlet to activate online banking external transfer permissions, and apply for the use of U-Shield (personal customer certificate) . Use online banking to transfer funds between ICBC and other banks.

2. Foreign currency inter-bank remittance at business outlets

Go to our bank's foreign exchange business outlets to apply for foreign exchange remittance and fill in the "Credit Remittance Voucher".

Warm reminder:

1. According to the relevant regulations of the People's Bank of China, the service hours for transfers and remittances between ICBC and other banks are 9:00-17:00 every working day.

2. Transfers and remittances between ICBC and other banks charge a handling fee of 1% of the transfer and remittance amount, with a minimum charge of 1 yuan and a maximum charge of 50 yuan.

3. When you handle foreign exchange remittance, please pay attention to the following regulations of the Administration of Foreign Exchange:

(1) The name of the payee of the foreign exchange remittance must be consistent with the name of the remitter, or the name of the remitter must be the same as the name of the remitter. A person's immediate family members. If the name of the payee is inconsistent with the name of the remitter, documents proving that "the payee and the remitter are immediate relatives" are required. "Immediate relatives" include "spouse, father (mother), son (daughter)", and the certification documents are as follows:

a. If the payee and the remitter are in the same household registration book, the household registration book must be presented

b. If the payee and the remitter are not in the same household registration book, a notarized certificate must be produced A notarized or certified document issued by an authorized agency such as the department or police station proving that the payee and the remitter are indeed immediate relatives

(2) The nature of your intra-city foreign exchange remittance receiving account and payment account must be consistent. That is, "banknote account to banknote account, remittance account to remittance account", that is, "the nature of the banknote/remittance remains unchanged before and after the fund transfer."