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Expired or declined Interac e-Transfer requests

Understand how Neo processes expired or declined Interac e-Transfers.

If you have sent an Interac e-Transfer® request and the transfer doesn’t deposit into the contact’s (recipient) account, Neo will automatically refund the amount to your Neo Chequing or Neo Everyday account.
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Expired Interac e-Transfer requests

When you send an Interac e-Transfer to a contact, the recipient has 30 days to accept the transfer before it expires. If the transfers expires, Neo will automatically refund the amount to your Neo Chequing or Neo Everyday account.
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Declined Interac e-Transfer requests

If you send an Interac e-Transfer to a contact, the recipient declines the transfer, Neo will automatically refund the amount to your Neo Chequing or Neo Everyday account.
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Common reasons for Interac e-Transfer refunds

Neo may refund your Neo Chequing or Neo Everyday account for sent Interac e-Transfer requests. Here are some common reasons:

  • Transfer cancelled in the Neo app or website

  • Transfer declined by the contact (recipient)

  • Security question was answered incorrectly by the contact (recipient)

  • Transfer expired after 30 days
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Note: If you’re missing a refund for your sent Interac e-Transfer, chat with us.


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