Wise Reviews

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Dealing with a false 70 dollar chargeback in which Wise claims a transfer they never made, though the money from their bank cleared correctly.

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Used a Wise US account overseas for years without problems, but now faces problems even for the simplest transactions in the US and says Wise has turned bad.

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A Wise user for years who says they jacked up their fees this year.

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Says Wise sucks in their experience, with a missing-money situation unresolved after two weeks and no explanation or response from senior management.

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Says Wise made an issue when they withdrew a tiny test amount, leading them to deactivate their account.

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Canadian couple on a long-term French work visa found their Wise account (Belgium-based) was not accepted for pay either, and they were forced to open a French bank account.

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Tried to send a large sum with Wise and describes a nightmare, with hours on the phone and all documentation rejected, still without a refund.

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Longtime Wise user whose regular YouTube payment was rejected after Wise's bank change with a demand for identity verification, and the verification screening glitched.

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Calls Wise a borderline scam after a transfer arrived short of its advertised no-hidden-fees promise and Wise blamed an intermediary bank rather than refund the difference.

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After a failed Wise transfer the money still had not bounced back after 20 working days, with support and the sending bank each pointing at the other, calling it a nightmare.

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Used Wise for fast local-account transfers but found the service glitchy and support terrible, comparing it to a budget airline, and will not use it for anything important.

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Used Transferwise, now Wise, and would not recommend it: when their bank erroneously sent a paper check that Wise cashed, it took months to sort out and Wise was awful about it.

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Has a UK Wise account but finds it has fees for almost everything, which is why they prefer Revolut.

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Describes a horror story with Wise over a payment sent to closed account details, with weeks passing and only a repeated contact-us-in-10-business-days answer despite a recall attempt through their bank.

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Long-time Wise advocate whose years of loyalty were undone by a broken re-verification process, with days of back-and-forth with customer service that felt like gaslighting.

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Found Wise quoting a high charge to convert savings to euros, far more than an Australian HSBC Visa card transfer, and does not understand the praise.

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Says Wise closed their account with no warning and no valid reason.