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Believe it or not, it was impossible to transfer money from one bank to the other easily before. No matter how huge the amount it is, you have to withdraw cash in one bank counter, bring it to the other bank counter (with high risk) and deposit the money in the destination bank - all are manual operations and used cash. I am almost driven mad to be forced get the money from ATM machine and wait in the long line to pay my mortgage for my apartment. As a habit of an IT industry professional, I kept asking: Why not a service to enable transfer of money electronically? The cash transactions are just stupid.
Run told me the availability of the service. The China Pay (run by the China Union Pay Co. Ltd.) started the cross-bank money transfer business from end of March, 2003. Now, it supports money transfer of 11 banks. According to their website, you need to go to the out-bound bank (the money you transfer your money out) counter to apply for the service and you can conduct online transfer with China Pay.
The application for Bank of China is only processed in three branches in Shanghai downtown. I remember one is at 1221, Nanjing West Road (map).
by Jian Shuo Wang on February 4, 2004 under Banks
About your mortgage payments, is it not possible to have a direct debit or standing order arrangement so that the right amount is automatically deducted from your bank account?
Posted by: WilliamW on February 5, 2004 9:14 AMReally? I didn't know this. Must be very inconvenient to people. JSW said No matter how huge the amount... meaning that company accountants are making remittance for payment to others mannually. It must be a bottle neck for business. Are there any plan to solve?
Posted by: tane on February 5, 2004 6:18 PMOps. I have to correct it that it is for personal users. For corperate, they can use check or others method to do the job. Very few people use personal check now.
Posted by: Jian Shuo Wang on February 5, 2004 6:40 PMhow do i make transfer from my business account to another account i am fine it difficulr ro do how?
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Posted by: bible on November 29, 2004 6:42 AMCAN I TRANFER MONEY FROM MY BANK ACCOUNT IN CHINA TO AN ACCOUNT IN AMERICA.
THANKS,
SIM WANGY.
Posted by: SIM WANGY on October 6, 2005 2:40 AMcan i get my money transferd from a bank in france into any bank in lebanon on the enternet
Posted by: rami on September 25, 2006 8:40 PMWell, actually it has always been easy to make a wire transfer from one bank to another as long as you have online banking available with security codes, TANs possibly and the exact info of the other bank account you want to transfer money to. Most of todays banks nowadays have such online banking portal for their clients, so just ask at your bank for yours. Cheers!
Posted by: Ivo Rusev - TransferMate on November 22, 2007 11:43 PMI have the need to pay for some product in China - I live in the US. My vendor in China suggested we use PAYPAL, but then realized his China bank will charge an additional $35 to process the order. I then attempted to use my credit card to pay for services - again through paypal, but then again his Chinese bank wanted to hit him for 10% of the total. Is there some alternative for my vendor to accept money from me - inexpensively. The amounts are typically $300-$600. We thought maybe we could open a credit card merchant account in China and he accepts my credit card from the US? I've seen plently of merchants in China accept foreign credit cards - what percentage are they getting hit for?
Any ideas? Please don't suggest I open a Chinese bank account, wire in a pile of money and then electronically transfer to his bank account when needed. I need the cash - for the cash flow. Thanks, Tom
Posted by: Tom on December 3, 2007 10:45 AMhow to transfer money from aib bank account to china bank
Posted by: alex larinov on February 10, 2008 1:38 AMhi, i am facing alot of problems in recieving money from China as there are lots of them.
Please inform me about your service as soon as possible.
Thanks,
Mayank
Posted by: Mayank on March 7, 2008 1:26 PMcan i transfer money from socite generale international bank to metro bank( philippines) how
Posted by: rootb33rMUGS on December 14, 2008 8:41 PMi sent 600 $ for this account :
BANK ACCOUNT NAME: MAYANJA JOSEPH
BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER: 622200 3602120454255
BANK NAME: INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BANK OF CHINA
BANK ADDRESS: GUANGDONG PROVINCAL BRANCH
BANK SWIFT CODE: ICBKCNBJGDG
hello ;
last year a person that name was jim morgan send me an email and said me that i won 5000000$
from a lotteri ,and said me i must paid 600$ to this account for indoresment fee and i paid this money (BANK ACCOUNT NAME: MAYANJA JOSEPH
BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER: 622200 3602120454255
BANK NAME: INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BANK OF CHINA
BANK ADDRESS: GUANGDONG PROVINCAL BRANCH
BANK SWIFT CODE: ICBKCNBJGDG)
after one year he sent me another mail and said :
DEAR SIR, THIS LETTER IS COMMING DIRECT FROM THE HEAD OFFICE OF ICBC BANK OF CHINA,PLEASE KINDLY BE INFORMED THAT WE HAVE BEEN INVESTIGATING THE PAYMENT YOU MAKE SINCE 11 10 2007) TO FIND OUT WHAT IS GOING ON AND WHY YOU STILL HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR WINNING AMOUNT UNTILL TODAY,PLEASE KINDLY GET BACK TO US WITH YOUR INFORMATION SO THAT WE CAN BE ABLE TO DO SOME RESEARCH ON IT THANK YOU,
REGARDS, MR ZHOU WUNG ICBC TT MANAGER
and he want me i must paid 800$ for release this fund.
his number is 00861591593392
please said me he said true or not.he mail me a slip of on check.
regard's
meysam
how can i transfer my money from FIRST BANK to GTBANK all in Nigera?