How to say money will appear on account or money will be on account or else?
Full context example: We transferred money on account – it will appear no later than the next working day.
What is more commonly used by native speakers? Is there other phrase commonly used?
Could money appear on account, will be on account or else?
Some technical explanation – transfers of money is not online/real time – what mean you could order transfer but it will be not done by bank at once so the money will available after some days hours on account where you address transfer.
Best Answer
Here's how I'd say it:
or:
I don't think there is any need to specify "we", and I think the best proposition to use with transferred in this context is to.