... In Europe there I? What's your point?
You open your banking app, enter their bank and account number, the amount to transfer, then somewhere between seconds and a couple minutes the money arrives.
I once accidentally ACH debited the wrong person’s account at a different bank.
There was no real way for me to stop the transfer without doing extremely bad things involving having my bank report me to law enforcement.
So, I ended up sending the money back via a second transfer. That’s problematic, since the first transfer I performed was certainly unauthorized and could have been clawed back by my accidental victim (I trusted them, and I was 100% at fault, but that’s not the point.)
The whole experience was bad all around, and I thought ACH was designed to handle exactly this class of screw up.
Most major banks are apart of the Zelle program and you can send your contacts funds easily and quickly. I get notification of family sending me funds pretty much immediate with confirmation of deposit within a few minutes even for a few thousand.
Also, Apple Pay is often immediate but has taken like 10 minutes as well so that could vary.