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As long as you notice the ACH transfer and notify Fidelity, there is a very high likelihood they will be able to return your money. It's pretty easy to turn no
by zie 4y ago
As long as you notice the ACH transfer and notify Fidelity, there is a very high likelihood they will be able to return your money. It's pretty easy to turn notifications on for those accounts and get notified as soon as Fidelity is notified about an ACH transfer.
This is one of the reasons ACH transfers take a few days to settle, to allow for fraud checking before settlement.
- nope96 4y agoThis is not about ACH. It's about ACATS: https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=381060& https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=381060&
- zie 4y agoYa, I know. Fidelity's lockdown mode blocks ACATS, but not ACH. Hence why I covered ACH in my comment. ACATS is a non-issue, if you turn on Lockdown mode.