I'm starting to consider trying my hand at localbitcoins and similar, but while researching I keep coming across claims that SEPA transfers cannot be trusted because the sender can recall them. Can anyone give me a definitive answer on this, please, as I have worked in a European bank and have never known a SEPA transfer to be returned without the express written consent of the beneficiary.
Thanks.
Hey,
I hang a lot at localbitcoin.
I buy and sell BTC essentially with SEPA. And never got any problem.
Theoretically SEPA transfer can be asked back by a bank, but for that the person doing the transfer must lie to the bank stating that he was not the one who made the transfer and he got pirated...
Never happened.