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What happens when Wise specifically decides to block your account? Do you get an appeal? If they outright terminate your account (or the appeal was not satisfactory) what do they do with your funds, be it in balance on Wise, or in transit?
send to another account in your name or keep until you provide one.
id not bank on any appeal being successful or dealt with in a timely matter.

theres only two things to address hostile banking.
1. Do not use it at all esp not for your lifeblood (big savings etc).
2. Where 1. is not possible, have a lot of redundant providers such that you can be ditched by bank a one day and continue with bank b the same day.
 
What happens when Wise specifically decides to block your account? Do you get an appeal? If they outright terminate your account (or the appeal was not satisfactory) what do they do with your funds, be it in balance on Wise, or in transit?
Not only Wise, any bank or emi in EU.
First they will ask you for the reason of the transfer, then possibly the SOF.
If these are not satisfactory (if the dumba**s in the compliance department does not understand it) they will (have to) make SAR (suspicious activity report) to FIU (financial intelligence unit).
FIU can freeze the funds (tell the bank to do so) for 30 days. If the subject does not prove the legal origin of the funds (and there is no criteria for that) during that time, they can keep the funds for another 60 days.
After that FIU can ask court for approval to keep the funds for a further year. If during this time the subject has not proven the legal origin of the funds, it will be confiscated.
This is really screwed because it violates the basic property rights.
And the reporting person (legal or physical) is free of responsibility for any economic or other damage to the subject while acting according to the AML law. And of course, the FIU will guarantee anonymity to the reporter.
This is EU today.
 
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Not only Wise, any bank or emi in EU.
First they will ask you for the reason of the transfer, then possibly the SOF.
If these are not satisfactory (if the dumba**s in the compliance department does not understand it) they will (have to) make SAR (suspicious activity report) to FIU (financial intelligence unit).
FIU can freeze the funds (tell the bank to do so) for 30 days. If the subject does not prove the legal origin of the funds (and there is no criteria for that) during that time, they can keep the funds for another 60 days.
After that FIU can ask court for approval to keep the funds for a further year. If during this time the subject has not proven the legal origin of the funds, it will be confiscated.
This is really screwed because it violates the basic proprty rights.
And the reporting person (legal or physical) is free of responsibility for any economic or other damage to the subject while acting according to the AML law. And of course, the FIU will guarantee anonymity to the reporter.
This is EU today.

This is scary. So there seems to be no standard for what is acceptable and what is not and you're at the whim of some office rats. Even though I have impeccable SOF records and tax records, seems like they can shape the procedure and move the goal post arbitrarily from either malice, incompetence or indifference to the fact that they're causing harm to real people.

Basically presumed guilty until you prove your innocence in a way I find acceptable, but I will not tell you what I find acceptable so just roll the dice and beg me.
 
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