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Transfers to Morse users take under 5 seconds; most deposits and withdrawals take under 5 minutes

Our goal at Morse is to make sending money around the world as fast as possible.

Sending money to someone on Morse

Money you send to another Morse user arrives in under 5 seconds.

Sending money to someone not on Morse

You can pay people who don't use Morse by sending money straight to their US account details, European IBAN, Mexican CLABE, or Brazilian Pix key.

In Europe, Mexico, and Brazil, payments arrive within a couple of minutes. In the United States, payments typically arrive within 4-24 hours.

Adding or withdrawing money

Adding money to Morse, or withdrawing money from your Morse Balance, typically takes under 5 minutes. To withdraw to some banks, it may take 1 to 2 business days.

Adding or withdrawing cryptocurrency

Processing times depend on the blockchain network, and range from seconds to 10 minutes. Please check your Morse app for the estimated time for your specific token and chain.

European bank transfers

SEPA is the network that handles euro bank transfers across Europe.

SEPA Instant transfers arrive in seconds. If your bank does not support SEPA Instant, a standard SEPA transfer may take up to 2 business days.

American bank transfers

ACH (Automated Clearing House) is a payment network used for electronic bank transfers in the United States. Morse supports both Next-Day ACH and Same-Day ACH.

ACH transfers aren't processed on weekends or U.S. federal holidays. If you send a transfer at 9:00am on Saturday, it'll be pending until Monday morning.

Next-Day ACH

Transfer initiated by

Money expected

02:15 AM ET

Next business day

08:30 AM ET

Next business day

Same-Day ACH

Transfer initiated by

Money expected by

10:30 AM ET

1:30 PM ET same day

2:45 PM ET

5:00 PM ET same day

4:45 PM ET

End of processing day*

* End of processing day refers to the latest time the recipient’s bank will credit the money, usually between 5:00 and 6:00 pm local time.

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