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LTSB -> Natwest online payments immediately showing up?

firsttimestudent
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Hi,
I setup a transfer from my LTSB account to my Natwest account yesterday, to leave my account today. Expecting it to clear 3 days, I was surprised when I saw that in my Natwest current account, the money has shown up.
This wasn't expected because I know that LTSB always performs online transfers using BACS, and not FP.
I wonder can I go on and use the money in the Natwest right away, or is it prudent to wait for a few days, lest it be 'suddenly' reversed from my account?
Thanks.
I setup a transfer from my LTSB account to my Natwest account yesterday, to leave my account today. Expecting it to clear 3 days, I was surprised when I saw that in my Natwest current account, the money has shown up.
This wasn't expected because I know that LTSB always performs online transfers using BACS, and not FP.
I wonder can I go on and use the money in the Natwest right away, or is it prudent to wait for a few days, lest it be 'suddenly' reversed from my account?
Thanks.
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It won't be reversed. I've seen this happen - Lloyds payment to Natwest received by FP on the day following initiation (the timestamp indicates it was made shortly after midnight).0
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I have a standing order from LTSB to ex-wife's NatWorst account.
Money left overnight on the day, and was ready within 2 hours at the other end.
Online instant payments are the same too. :T :beer:I spent 25 years in the mobile industry, from 1994 to 2019. Worked for indies as well as the big networks, in their stores also in contact centres. I also hold a degree in telecoms engineering so I like to think I know what I’m talking about 😂0 -
The limit for Faster Payments in the situation the OP describes is, I believe, GBP500 at the moment (last tested a couple of weeks ago). Anything over that goes by BACS.0
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