Payment issued but not money credited at the bank!?.

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For the first time I have received a payment issued status without
receiving any payment in my bank account.

Payment was issued to the UK bank account on the 27th and so far there has been no payment received.

I have been an adsense publisher for four years now and have always
seen payment before the payment issued showed up. Now I see the payment
issued but no payment as yet in my account. I am worried.

Has anyone else seen this, especially from the UK?

[MyNewPC]

While that has never happened to me, I'm sure it's annoying but there is no reason to worry. Google is definitely good for it. You'll need to wait until the 5th of March to contact Google about it if it still hasn't shown up by then.

[Pepito]

I do normally receive the transfer, to a Spanish bank, around 3rd of each month.

[PinkFairy]

Same here (U.K.) Payment issued on 27th, no sign this end as yet. Not something I'll worry about until the 5th. February is a funny month, this year even more so ;-)

[sailorjwd]

Was that the bank with the horrendous loses due to hedging?

[JonSimmonds]

I am with Natwest who show transactions that would take place on Monday on Saturday on their online banking, and I have been paid (with the date as Monday)

[ecmedia]

Sometimes the weekend can slow things down as well. Wait for another day or so and also inquire with your bank. Bank transfers are still the smoothest way to do banking these days.

[jatar_k]

I am not exactly sure for AdSense but when I worked in online banking the UK took forever. Payments via ACH from the US took 10 business days, by far the longest of anywhere in Europe. Some specific banks took much longer and not for any reason we could discern.

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Thank for the replies. Natwest showing now for processing on the 3rd. I guess the order and timing of payments changed without my noticing.. :)

[PinkFairy]

Mine came in today. Just one of those things.

[Libre]

Well... my money is still not on the bank, and the last months the money was already later than normally. It has always be on the bank before the first of the month.