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Seeing a WELLS FARGO TREASURY charge on your statement?

Common ways WELLS FARGO TREASURY charges might appear on your statement

  • WELLS FARGO TREASURY SVCS
  • WELLS FARGO BUSINESS ONLINE
  • WF BUSINESS PMT
  • WELLS FARGO ACH CREDIT
  • WELLS FARGO ACH DEBIT
  • WELLS FARGO WIRE TRANSFER
  • WF TREASURY MGMT FEE
  • WELLS FARGO COMMERCIAL PAYMENT
  • WELLS FARGO DEPOSIT FEE
  • WELLS FARGO LOCKBOX
  • WELLS FARGO ARP FEE

What is Wells Fargo Treasury?

Wells Fargo Treasury Management provides payment, cash-flow, and ACH solutions for business clients. These charges represent legitimate service fees, wire transfers, or ACH transactions initiated through business online banking or commercial accounts. Learn more at wellsfargo.com/com/treasury-management.

Common causes for WELLS FARGO TREASURY charges

  • Monthly treasury management or account maintenance fees.
  • Incoming or outgoing wire transfer costs.
  • ACH origination or payroll file processing fees.
  • Deposit correction or itemized cash deposit service charges.
  • Lockbox remittance or check processing fees.

Decoding WELLS FARGO TREASURY charge tags

  • WELLS FARGO TREASURY SVCS represents monthly or per-item fees for treasury management or business accounts.
  • WF BUSINESS PMT / BUSINESS ONLINE identifies payments or transfers initiated from Wells Fargo’s Business Online Banking.
  • ACH CREDIT / ACH DEBIT denotes automated clearing house transactions including credits to vendors or debits from customer accounts.
  • WIRE TRANSFER shows a fee or posting for domestic or international wires.
  • LOCKBOX / ARP FEE identifies remittance or account reconciliation program charges.
  • COMMERCIAL PAYMENT indicates corporate disbursement transactions processed through Wells Fargo.

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