Interac said it would begin restoring its e-Transfer service at 9 p.m. ET on Saturday, July 1, after it was suspended Friday morning due to technical issues.
The non-profit banking network said it would begin rolling out the service “financial institution by financial institution,” and would confirm once e-Transfers were fully restored for all banks.
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Earlier Saturday, Interac said it anticipated that the service would be back online by the end of the night.
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Interac began experiencing issues Thursday evening, with users receiving error messages saying the popular e-Transfer service was “currently unavailable.”
The company assured users that pending money transfers were secure and would be processed once the technical issues were resolved.
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