Transfers within Alpha Bank
- Transfers between Alpha Bank accounts via the Alpha e-Banking services are free of charge,, (regardless the amount to be transferred)
Transfers to other domestic banks
For transfers from an Alpha Bank account to accounts held with other domestic banks, the following charges apply:
- Shared (SHA)
Alpha Bank's charges are paid by the sender according to the Bank's current Price list and the other bank's charges by the beneficiary according to the current price list of the recipient bank. - Charges paid by the sender (ΟUR)
The sender pays all charges for the fund transfer, which include:
-Alpha Bank's charges: according to the Bank's current price list
-Surcharge for covering beneficiary's bank charges (OUR) based on bilateral agreements between Alpha Bank and the corresponding recipient banks.
The above fees are not refundable in the event that the fund is returned to the sender by the recipient's bank for any reason, e.g. discrepancy on the beneficiary's name.
For immediate fund transfers to accounts held with other domestic banks (available for transfers to domestic banks participating in the IRIS Online Payments system, 24/7 for amounts up to Euro 50,000), the sender pays an additional charge according to Alpha Bank’s current Price list.
Transfers to banks abroad
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For fund transfers to accounts held with banks abroad, the payment method for the charges is SHA, which means that Alpha Bank's charges are paid by the sender and the recipient bank's charges by the beneficiary.
If the recipient bank is not in the EU or if it is within EU but the currency of the transfer is not Euro, the amount credited to the beneficiary's account may be reduced by the charges incurred by the correspondent banks that act as intermediaries for the transfer of the amount to the recipient bank.