From whose end did this financial transaction go wrong?

[King Belieal]

I sent money to somebody through electronic money transfer. And I have been debited. The person has yet to be credited. I have provided proofs of me being debited from my transaction history.

Am I the one to rectify the transaction? Did it go wrong from my end?

 

[Kross]

I think the both parties to the transaction should check with their respective banks together to find out where it went wrong.

 

[Suba]

You as the sender should check or verify the delivery address, recipient name, whether it is correct, if there is an error in the account number you must go to the bank office to immediately withdraw the wrongly transferred money or the bank must contact the recipient to immediately return your money.

 

[Augusta]

Yes it is for the both of you to check things out until the money gets to its right destination. Sometimes sender's bank might be at fault and there will be a reversal

 

[eLdavis]

I think to be on the safer side, both parties needs to contact their banks. Let your bank know about the transaction, then the other person needs to let their bank know that they are expecting money.

 

[Min George]

This situation requires that the both parties check from their ends provided there was no errors in the destination bank account.

 

[Springtime]

In such situation, I think both parties need to check with their banks and see is there anything go wrong during the transfer.