Post Dated FAST transfer

doody_

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I have many post-dated FAST transfers, your ibanking interface should allow you to set the transfer date.
 

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I have many post-dated FAST transfers, your ibanking interface should allow you to set the transfer date.

For such post dated FAST, wld the transfer be immediate on the scheduled date, or like Giro transfer, take a couple of days ?

Was looking at DBS IBB, doesnt seem to be able to do post date FAST ?
 

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For such post dated FAST, wld the transfer be immediate on the scheduled date, or like Giro transfer, take a couple of days ?

Was looking at DBS IBB, doesnt seem to be able to do post date FAST ?

Immediate on scheduled date. DBS digibank or ibanking can do scheduled FAST.
 

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Well it's FAST so it's immediate on the scheduled date... As far as I know most banks have this available. DBS, SCB, OCBC, CIMB, Maybank...
 

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Post-dated FAST transfer is definitely available on DBS/POSB. I have been using it to make post-dated transfers to my other bank accounts.

It is immediate, i.e. no clearing period. The timing of transfer varies, my earliest transfer was at 6 am on transfer date and latest was at 7.58am.
 

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Post-dated FAST transfer is definitely available on DBS/POSB. I have been using it to make post-dated transfers to my other bank accounts.

It is immediate, i.e. no clearing period. The timing of transfer varies, my earliest transfer was at 6 am on transfer date and latest was at 7.58am.

Good point on the timing. SCB is quite late, usually happens around 9-10am.
 
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