Shows where the service URL was unreachable during the detected outage periods. Percentages indicate the share of failed checks from monitoring locations in each country.
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If the mobile app freezes or closes unexpectedly when you try to view your card information, clear the app cache first. On Android, go to Settings → Apps → Wise → Storage → Clear Cache. iOS users should delete and reinstall the app. Make sure you're running the latest version from your app store. If crashes persist after updating, try switching between WiFi and mobile data — sometimes connection type matters.
When your transfer hangs with 'processing' status for longer than expected, check if your bank has actually debited the money. Log into your bank account separately to confirm. If funds left your account but Wise shows no progress after 2 hours, the issue might be with payment provider integration. Force close the app completely and restart it. Don't attempt to send the same payment again until you've verified the first one's status, or you risk double charging.
The system rejects valid bank details when there's a mismatch between recipient country and account format. Double-check you've selected the correct country first. For IBAN transfers, remove spaces — paste the number as one continuous string. If entering a routing number for US transfers, make sure it's exactly 9 digits. Some banks have multiple routing numbers; use the one for electronic transfers specifically.
Missing authentication codes usually mean your phone number format is incorrect in settings. It should include country code without leading zeros or plus signs, depending on the form. Check your phone's message blocking settings — security codes sometimes get filtered as spam. If you're abroad, roaming restrictions might block shortcode messages. Switch to email verification temporarily through account security settings.