I don't think you can.
You can request the sender to provide you with an MT-103 Message of the transfer. Armed with this information, you can then connect with your bank's wire department and ask them to trace the wire. Assumption here being that the transfer is done via SWIFT.
The best way to track the status of a Swift MT103, or international wire transfer, is to contact the institution that was used to make the transfer. They will be able to provide updates on the status of your transfer.
A Cost of Transfer (COT) Code is a fraud or scam in international wire transfer. It is not authorized by any banks and any fee requested to obtain this code is not legal.
Incoming wire transfers can best be detected by your bank's wire department. Most banks may not provide you direct access to the wire departments, so you will usually have to put the request to check if the wire has arrived or not, via your banker or customer services representative.Having said that, the best way to track a wire transfer is to have the sender, check with their bank and provide you proof or trace of the wire transfer. In SWIFT for example, ask the sender to send you the MT103 Message for the wire. This will help you bank check their SIWFT console and trace the wire for you.
A Cost of Transfer (COT) Code is a fraud or scam in international wire transfer. It is not authorized by any banks and any fee requested to obtain this code is not legal.
Once a wire transfer is sent, it cannot be reversed, unless it was sent erroneously or via fraud (in which both the banks work with each other to reverse the transaction). Barring that condition, the only other way a wire comes back is if the recipient information was incorrect, the wire would be returned in 5-10 working days time.
Usually No. There are exceptions when a wire transfer can be reversed, in the event of a fraud or erroneous transfer, and provided the money on the recipient side has not been disbursed. In this case, both would have to agree that the transaction was a fraudulent (or in error) and it will be reversed, minus any charges, etc. that may have occurred on the transaction network (e.g. SWIFT, etc.)
Yes, in the United States, check fraud is a federal offense. This goes for both wire fraud and mail fraud.
dO you need an account to make a wire transfer
Fraud committed by means of electronic communication, as by telephone or modem. Viper1
How a wire transfer is done? Can the person be traced through a receipt?