An international transfer to a blocked account is a high-value financial step. Treat it as a verification task, not as the final step in a visa process. A successful transfer and blocking confirmation do not guarantee a visa decision.
1. Confirm the immigration requirement first
Check the current official source for your exact route and the instructions of the responsible German mission. The amount, accepted evidence and documents can differ by purpose and can change. Do not use a figure from an old post as your only check.
2. Use the transfer information in your own account
Fintiba says that its app provides the process and transfer information after account opening. Check the recipient details, required amount, currency, payment method and reference in those documents. Do not use bank details copied from a forwarded message, screenshot or social post.
3. Keep the names and records consistent
The Fintiba account is opened in the account holder’s name. Before transferring, verify that the sender, account holder and reference meet the provider’s current instructions. Save the provider confirmation, transfer receipt and account documents in one folder.
4. Allow time and avoid last-minute assumptions
Fintiba’s published transfer page describes several transfer options and says the blocking confirmation is issued after the funds arrive. Some options and availability can depend on country and payment method. Start early enough to resolve a missing document or transfer issue through the provider’s official support route.
5. Read the provider terms before payment
Check the account fee, transfer fee, exchange rate, refund process, cancellation terms and contact channel in the current provider documents. SGC does not provide investment, foreign-exchange or banking advice. We can help organise your route and document questions.