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Canceling an External Account Transfer



If you set up an External Accounts transfer (whether it's a one-time transfer, or one that reoccurs), and then realize you need to cancel it, here's the info you need to know:

  • Transfers can only be canceled for a brief window of time after they're scheduled.
  • If you cancel a recurring transfer, all recurring transfers in that series will be canceled.

How to cancel a transfer yourself

  • Click on Scheduled Activity from your main activity page. Then, click on the transfer you'd like to delete and select Edit. Scroll down to find the delete button.
  • If you don't see the option to edit or delete the transfer, it has already begun processing and cannot be canceled.
  • You won't be able to delete future recurring transfers if one transfer in the series is processing. However, you can come back and cancel it later, once the in-process transfer is complete.
  • Tap Scheduled Activity from your main activity page. Tap on the transfer you'd like to delete, and scroll down to find the Delete button.
  • If you don't see the option to edit or delete the transfer, it has already begun processing and cannot be canceled.
  • You won't be able to delete future recurring transfers if one transfer in the series is processing. However, you can come back and cancel it later, once the in-process transfer is complete.

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  • Tap Scheduled from the menu. Then, tap on the transfer you'd like to delete. There will be a trash can icon in the upper right-hand corner - tap that to delete the transfer.
  • If you don't see the option to edit or delete the transfer, it has already begun processing and cannot be canceled.
  • You won't be able to delete future recurring transfers if one transfer in the series is processing. However, you can come back and cancel it later, once the in-process transfer is complete.
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