How Do I Cancel an Existing Transfer in My PNC Bank Account?
If you have set up a recurring transfer between your bank accounts from your PNC Bank account, you can easily stop them when you wish. You can do so online or with the mobile app. You may, if you act quickly enough, also stop a wire transfer after you have sent it. This is not guaranteed, however.
If you do your banking with PNC Bank, you can easily set up recurring transfers between your PNC Bank accounts or between your PNC Bank account and your account at another bank. You can also send one-time wire transfers domestically and internationally. When you want to stop one of these transfers, just follow the appropriate process below.
How to Cancel a Recurring Transfer Using PNC Bank Online Banking
To cancel the transfer using your computer, follow these instructions:
- Go to PNC Bank's Online Banking portal.
- Sign into your account.
- Select the Transfer Funds tab in the navigation bar.
- Scroll down until you see the list of your regularly scheduled transfers.
- Click on the transfer that you want to stop making.
- Select the cancel option.
How to Cancel a Recurring Transfer Using the PNC Bank Mobile App
To cancel the transfer using the PNC Bank app, follow these instructions:
- Open the PNC Bank app.
- Sign in.
- Tap on Transfer.
- Scroll down until you see your scheduled transactions.
- Tap on See All.
- Tap on the transfer you want to cancel.
- Select the cancel option.
How to Cancel a Wire Transfer Sent From Your PNC Bank Account
In addition to transferring money between your own accounts, you can also wire money to an account belonging to someone else at another bank. These transfers are fast, but it is possible that, if you contact a PNC Bank representative quickly enough, you can get the transfer canceled before it is sent. This is particularly likely for international transfers, which take longer. When you talk to the representative, make sure to have all the information you used to set the wire transfer up along with you, as well as proof of ID.
Contacting PNC Bank
If you have questions about canceling a transfer, you can get them answered by a PNC Bank customer service representative. You can reach one by phone, chat or help forum.
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