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What I meant is that many banks do not offer fast payments/transfers as a service, but they could do it if they wanted. The most common complaint I hear is tha
by afiori 4y ago
What I meant is that many banks do not offer fast payments/transfers as a service, but they could do it if they wanted.
The most common complaint I hear is that bank transfers take a long time to settle as a default at a protocol level, not that law enforcement manually interferes with them.
The second most common complaint I hear is that sometimes the transfer is impossible.
For the first there are solutions, newer SEPA transfer can complete in seconds because fraud checking is done faster; this requires some kind of widespread cooperation between banks and governments. For the second complaint there are often no (legal) solutions.
- knorker 4y agoYeah this is what I meant about the US being a bit technically behind, but this is not the same as the "surprise" delays referred to.