How Do I Cancel an Existing Transfer in My TD Bank Account?
Select Transfer Funds from the top menu of your online banking website or mobile app if you wish to cancel a transfer with TD Bank. Click the Transfer History option. Choose the transfer you want to cancel and select the Cancel action button. Input the payee to Cancel and select OK. Verify the transaction details and choose Submit. You will receive an email confirming your request has completed the process.
You may want to cancel a transfer for several reasons. Perhaps you enter a recipient's account number incorrectly or realize the payment may arrive too late.
Whatever the case, you can cancel your payment before the transfer time and date. Here are the steps to cancel an existing transfer in your TD Bank account.
1. Sign In to Your Bank Account
You'll need to log on to your online banking profile and find the Transfer option if you need to cancel an existing transfer in your TD Bank account. This is under the Deposits and Withdrawals section in your online profile.
2. Select the Transfer History option.
Go to the Transfer History page. You'll see the status and details of each transaction within your TD Bank account. You can cancel any transfer that hasn't the bank completed yet.
Select the Transfer History option and look for the transfer you want to cancel. Click the Cancel Transfer button. Choose Cancel from the drop-down menu that appears.
3. Review and Cancel the Transaction Details
From the Transactions tab, select "Transfer Fulfillment Status." Click Cancel this Transaction. This will cancel the transfer and refund your account for any money deducted from your account.
Check before confirming your transaction. TD Bank will provide a summary of all the details of your transfer. Select Submit.
4. Confirm the Transfer
The system will immediately show you that your cancellation request was successful and remove any canceled transfers from your list of completed transfers in your history.
Other Ways To Cancel Existing Transfer
If you've made a transfer in your TD Bank account and realize you didn't mean to do it, you can cancel the transfer. If you're in a branch, ask a staff to help you cancel the transfer.
You'll need to go through a few steps to cancel a transfer if you want to make the request over the phone or through an online chat with its customer service team.
With either method of communication, explain that you'd like to cancel a transfer. You'll need to provide.
- The date of the transfer
- The amount of the transfer
- The recipient's name and account number.
TD Bank will confirm it has received your request and let you know when it has canceled the transaction.
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