WIRE TRANSFER* Charge (What It Is + Is It Legit?)

Match the WIRE TRANSFER* amount

Check your records for any wire transfer you recently initiated or authorized. The WIRE TRANSFER* charge on your statement should correspond to a specific transaction you approved, such as sending funds to another bank account, paying a vendor, or transferring money internationally.

Contact your bank about the WIRE TRANSFER* charge

Call the customer service number on the back of your bank card and ask them to provide details about the WIRE TRANSFER* charge, including the recipient account, transfer date, and reference number. This will help you confirm whether the transaction was processed correctly and reached the intended destination.

Review Wire Transfer fees separately

Banks often charge a separate processing fee alongside the actual WIRE TRANSFER* amount. Check your statement carefully to see if both the transferred amount and a wire transfer service fee appear, as these may show as two distinct line items related to the same Wire Transfer transaction.

Visit google.com to verify Wire Transfer details

If you need additional information about your Wire Transfer or want to look up your bank's wire transfer policies, visit google.com to search for your specific bank's wire transfer documentation. Keep a record of your WIRE TRANSFER* charge details, including the date and amount, for your personal financial records.