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Banks can freeze incoming international transfers – here's when and why
Receiving an international bank transfer does not always mean the funds arrive immediately. Banks can temporarily hold a transaction and carry out additional verification if it is flagged as suspicious or potentially linked to money laundering. This typically applies to large sums, unknown senders or transfers from high-risk countries.
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