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In the EURO Zone, SEPA transfers worked really well for me so far: - SEPA fee is less than 1 EURO, regardless of the volume (e.g. with UBS, but some banks might
by fearface 9y ago
In the EURO Zone, SEPA transfers worked really well for me so far:
- SEPA fee is less than 1 EURO, regardless of the volume (e.g. with UBS, but some banks might rip you off)
- it takes at most 2 banking days, but half of the payments made before the bank day opening, are transferred during the current day in my experience
- patrickk 9y agoSEPA is completely free (as a customer), in my experience.
- azag0 9y agoIn the Eurozone, SEPA transfers are free. Outside Eurozone, but within EU, there are typically small fees.
- ttoinou 9y agoSEPA is made free by a law, not by good technical design. It means it is not free because the banks would like to charge us and can't, so maybe the whole bank account fees are superior in some way we can't see. It's the same with the EU law for mobile roaming data. It looks like laws made for the riches cosmopolitan against the poor that don't travel much in Europe