Also, it's usually a good idea to have a backup just in case something goes wrong with your primary bank account. Dealing with bureaucracy is bad enough, dealing with it while you're also unable to send or receive payments is way worse.
Also, it's usually a good idea to have a backup just in case something goes wrong with your primary bank account. Dealing with bureaucracy is bad enough, dealing with it while you're also unable to send or receive payments is way worse.
Isn't Germany subject to SEPA time constraints like everyone else ?
> ...[A]ll standard SEPA transfers should arrive within a maximum of 2 working days. Keep in mind that if a transfer is made just before a weekend or holiday, the time frame will be extended to a maximum of 3 working days.
> You’ve probably heard that all SEPA transfers have to be completed within one “banking day,” so let’s clarify what that means—one banking day is equivalent to two working days due to the opening hours of the banks involved. Any weekday that is not a holiday is considered a working day.
[1] https://support.n26.com/en-eu/payments-transfers-and-withdra...