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What are Cut-Off Times?

Understand the importance of SEPA and SWIFT cut-off times for timely international and local financial transactions.

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Written by Intergiro Support
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Introduction to Cut-off Times

SEPA and SWIFT cut-off times are crucial deadlines by which money transfer instructions must be received by a bank to ensure same-day processing. These times are vital for ensuring timely execution of financial transactions for businesses and individuals.
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SEPA Cut-off Times

  • SEPA Transfers: Used for Euro transactions within the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA).

    • EUR: 14:30 CET

SWIFT Cut-off Times

  • SWIFT Transfers: Facilitate international money movements across various currencies, with specific deadlines for each:

    • AUD: 13:00 CET

    • CZK: 08:00 CET

    • PLN: 08:30 CET

    • DKK: 09:30 CET

    • NOK: 09:30 CET

    • SEK: 09:30 CET

    • CAD: 16:20 CET

    • GBP: 14:20 CET

    • USD: 15:50 CET

    • AUD: 13:00 CET

Importance of Timing

Missing these deadlines means your transaction will be processed the next business day, which can be critical for timely financial planning and operations.

Additional Considerations:

  1. Business Days: Working days refer to Monday through Friday, excluding public holidays in Sweden and Lithuania.

  2. Bank Processing Times: While we strive for efficient processing, the actual arrival of funds may also depend on the recipient bank's processing times.

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