> Can a Transfer Be Reversed After Being Accepted? Once a wire transfer has been accepted by the recipient's bank, there are only a few circumstances that allow for the reversal of the wire transfer under the Uniform Commercial Code.

> The only available options for reversing a completed transfer are if the sending bank made a mistake, if the payment order was a duplicate of a previous order, or if the order is for an amount greater than the beneficiary was entitled to receive under the transfer. In those cases, the beneficiary's bank will recover the funds improperly paid to the beneficiary.

https://budgeting.thenest.com/time-frame-reversing-wire-tran...

A general use currency != HFT.

Can is a large word, you need to standardize it, which is what’s needed and it’s a long way to go.

It is reversible. If you make a mistake like this oftentimes you can rely on law enforcement/bank to force the money to be given back. Not sure if this is possible with crypto.

Often it's not reversible in practice, if the destination bank/jurisdiction is not cooperative.

This is why you hear people losing their life savings to scammers in Nigeria, instead of just successfully suing them to get it back.

Yeah but usually that's not the case. Usually you can get it back.

I would say more often than not it's reversible.

If anyone read, it was reversed at 50% the cost.

It wasn't reversed. The beneficiary just agreed to give half of it back.

Same as with bank accounts and transfers.

Pretty sure I'm not just at the beneficiary's whim when it comes to bank transfers.

As soon as it is out of country, it is up to them - there is no one who could force them.