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I have not received my customer’s LearnyPay Bank Transfer payment

Understand the possible causes and what to check to locate a transfer quickly or request an investigation.


This article explains why a LearnyPay bank transfer may sometimes appear not to have been received, particularly when processing takes longer than expected or a verification step is still underway.

In most cases, the transfer has not been lost. It is either still being processed, temporarily held for verification, or delayed within the banking network.

You will also learn what information to provide to Learnybox Support so that an investigation can be opened when necessary.


I. Check the transfer status in LearnyPay

First, check the transfer status in your LearnyPay wallet.

A transfer may have one of several statuses:

  • Pending payment: The transfer has not yet been executed.

  • Valid: The transfer has been submitted to the banking network.

  • Error: The transfer could not be completed.

II. Understand the possible causes of a transfer not being received

Once you have confirmed that the transfer has not arrived, consider the following possible causes.

1. Bank processing times — the most common cause

Once the transfer has been sent, the processing time depends on both the sending and receiving banks.

The transfer may:

  • already appear as completed on the LearnyPay side

  • not yet be visible in the customer’s bank account

💡 In most cases, the delay should not exceed 72 hours.

2. MangoPay security checks

In some cases, MangoPay, our payment provider, may carry out additional checks.

During this process:

  • the transfer may be temporarily placed on hold

  • no action taken by the user can speed up the process

  • the status may remain unchanged until the checks are complete

3. An incorrect or incomplete IBAN

An incorrect IBAN may result in:

  • the transfer being rejected

  • the funds being returned

  • a temporary hold, depending on the banks involved

💡 Always check the bank details carefully before confirming the transfer.

4. Delays at the customer’s bank

Even when everything is correct on the LearnyPay side:

  • some banks may take longer to credit the funds

  • the transfer may appear as a pending transaction on the customer’s side

III. Steps to locate the transfer

Before contacting Support, complete the following checks:

  1. Check the transfer status in your LearnyPay wallet.

  2. Confirm the IBAN used for the transfer.

  3. Check whether the status is Approved or still being processed.

  4. Ask the customer to review their bank transactions, including pending transactions.

IV. Contact Support to request a MangoPay investigation

When the transfer still cannot be located after completing these checks, Learnybox Support can request an investigation from MangoPay.

To help the investigation proceed more quickly, provide the following information:

  • the transaction ID or LearnyPay reference

  • the customer’s email address

  • the transfer amount

  • the beneficiary’s IBAN

  • the transfer date

  • the status displayed in LearnyPay

💡 The more complete the information provided, the faster the investigation can be processed.

V. How to prevent this situation

To reduce the likelihood of transfer issues:

  • always check the IBAN before confirming the transfer

  • inform customers that bank processing times may apply

  • monitor transfer statuses in LearnyPay

  • keep the transaction reference for every transfer

FAQ

My transfer is marked as completed but has not been received. Is this normal?

Yes. The transfer may still be undergoing processing by the customer’s bank, which can add an additional delay.

What does a delay of more than 72 hours mean?

It may be caused by the banking network or additional checks carried out by MangoPay.

What should I do if the IBAN was incorrect?

Can I speed up a transfer that is being processed?

No. Once the transfer has been initiated, its processing depends on the banking network and any applicable security checks.

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