The Correspondent Bank Fee replaces all Correspondent bank charges. Pay all Charges: A Correspondent Bank Fee will be payable for international payments where you choose to pay the charges for the recipient, if you are permitted to do so based upon the destination of the payment and the type of account that you hold. Split Charges: Recipient and Correspondent banks abroad may charge a fee for receiving payments which will be paid by the recipient if you choose to share charges. *When making an International Payment there are two charging methods: Beneficiary bank or other institutions return payment fees.Lloyds Bank International do not charge customers to recall a payment, however any return of funds may be subject to deductions in the form of We cannot guarantee the cancellation as funds may already have been paid to the beneficiary. (CHAPS payments within the British Isles)
(Note: For the purposes of the Correspondent Bank Fee, Europe is defined as all EEA countries plus Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man, Monaco, San Marino and Switzerland) To your other accounts held with Lloyds Banking Group.Through International PhoneBank, in branch, or in writing.
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