International Wire Transfers Go Missing in SWIFT Chain with No Tracking or Recourse
A consumer sent an international wire that arrived at Citibank as beneficiary bank but never credited to the recipient account. The SWIFT payment chain lacks end-to-end visibility, leaving senders unable to locate funds or compel resolution from intermediary banks. This traceability gap is systemic across international wire infrastructure.
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