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Wiring money is a fast and easy way to pay someone. As a Wells Fargo customer, you can send money online or in person and receive wire transfers. To do a wire transfer, you’ll need to gather the required information so the wire can go through smoothly. This wikiHow guide will teach you how to do a Wells Fargo wire transfer online, in person, and over the phone. We'll also show you how to receive a wire transfer and cover some tips for wire transfer safety.
Things You Should KnowPay the fee. You need to pay a $15 fee to receive a wire transfer, which will be deducted automatically from the transfer once it is deposited into your account. Call 1-800-869-3557 for more information about fees or talk to a banking representative.
Advertisement Section 4 of 4:Double-check the recipient details. To avoid delays and accidentally wiring money to the wrong person, make sure you've entered the recipient's name, address, and bank details correctly. In most cases, the wire transfer will simply be canceled if the information is incorrect, but this can be inconvenient if a family member is waiting for money.
Monitor your bank account for suspicious activity. Always check your transactions in the Wells Fargo app or on Wells Fargo Online to make sure there are no unauthorized charges. If you find suspicious charges, call Wells Fargo to report them.
Advertisement ReferencesIf you have a foreign bank account, you can request the foreign bank send a wire transfer to your Wells Fargo account. Be sure to check with Wells Fargo for the applicable incoming wire instructions that you can provide to the foreign bank to ensure there are no delays in processing and receiving the wire.
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There is no limit to the amount of funds that can be sent through a wire transfer (aside from your account balance). If you are a business customer submitting a wire transfer online, you may have limits set that are specific to your business. If you request the wire transfer over the phone, there may also be reduced limits. For the most security, request a wire transfer in a Wells Fargo branch location.
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