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Wise (TransferWise) Refund Policy
Last verified: 2026-03-20
Official Wise (TransferWise) PolicyVerified
wise.com/help/articles/2932372/how-will-i-get-my-refund
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How to Get a Refund — Step by Step
- 1For most cancelled or returned transfers, the refund is sent automatically to the account or card you paid with.
- 2If the bank account you paid from is now closed, the refund will likely bounce back to Wise from your old bank.
- 3When a refund bounces, Wise will email you to request details of a different bank account to send the refund to.
- 4For some currencies or if you sent too much money, Wise may email you to request your original bank account details for verification before processing the refund.
When You Can Get a Refund
- Refunds are issued if a transfer is cancelled.
- A refund is processed if the recipient's bank sends the money back to Wise.
- For AUD, CAD, GBP, and USD Direct Debits, a refund can only be requested for technical errors, such as being charged twice or after a cancellation.
Partial Refunds
- Partial refunds can be received to your Wise card; the process is the same as a full refund.
Dispute Process
- If you are waiting for a refund from a merchant for more than 15 days, you should first contact them for a proof of refund document.
- If the merchant cannot help, you can submit a dispute form to Wise with relevant documentation.
- After initiating a chargeback process, Wise will wait 35 to 50 days for the merchant's reply and provide you with updates.
Additional Notes
- If you paid with a debit or credit card that has since expired or been cancelled, the refund will still arrive safely in the linked bank account as long as it is still open.
- For mobile wallet payments (like Apple or Google Pay), the refund automatically goes back to the card linked to the wallet.
- Generally, there is no fee for cancelling and refunding a transfer.