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Chequing account needed to receive Interac e-Transfers at B2B Bank
November 17, 2019
8:29 am
Norman1
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Canadianbull said

Trying to e transfer money to b2b account but it's not working. Its keeps logging me out without accepting money. Does it happen to any one else?

bhuc said

Sending an email money xfer didn't work initially because I didn't have a chequing account , so I opened one up.

So after talking to a CSR I need to have available funds in my chequing account for the Interac money transfer to work.
So I then sent an interac for $1.00 to my self from a big 6 bank and was able to deposit into my B2B chequing acct.
And since the $1.00 is immediately available I was then able to send an Interac to myself and redeposited to my big 6 bank.
Bottom line is I needed a chequing account and available funds for the Interac function to work properly !... All is well

Now, B2B needs to keep the HISA at 3.3% for more than a few months. sf-smile

Canadianbull said

I open a chequing account as well so I can send and receive $ via interac.

The limitation you and bhuc discovered about B2B Bank's HISA deserves it own topic! sf-smile

Would have been better if B2B Bank gave an message like "No accounts found that can receive an Interac e-Transfer" instead of just quietly logging out when you tried to receive the e-Transfer.

November 17, 2019
3:03 pm
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Thanks norman1!sf-cool

November 17, 2019
7:11 pm
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I just tried but I received the below error message. I will try again the first thing in the morning.SmartSelect_20191117-200534_Samsung-Internet.jpg

November 18, 2019
4:40 am
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I would suggest that you open B2B online banking with different browser. Using Firefox for B2B website did give me a lot of problems. It works when I use Chrome.

November 18, 2019
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JPenterprise said
I would suggest that you open B2B online banking with different browser. Using Firefox for B2B website did give me a lot of problems. It works when I use Chrome.  

Because I open the account on weekend. It was not funtioning properly. This morning I was able to receive interac e-Transfer.

November 18, 2019
4:49 pm
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Were you able to accept the Interac e-Transfer directly into the HISA or did you have to accept it first into the B2B Bank chequing account?

November 18, 2019
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Norman1 said
Were you able to accept the Interac e-Transfer directly into the HISA or did you have to accept it first into the B2B Bank chequing account?  

Chequing account. sf-confused

November 18, 2019
8:53 pm
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Thanks, Canadianbull.

Looks like B2B Bank's HISA is like Simplii's HISA which also cannot accept an Interac e-Transfer.

In contrast, EQ Bank allows their Savings Plus Account to send and accept e-Transfers.

December 5, 2019
11:33 am
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Norman1 said

In contrast, EQ Bank allows their Savings Plus Account to send and accept e-Transfers.  

Same with Alterna bank, you can even link your debit card with your HISA !

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