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What Happens to Your Wise (International) Account When You Die

Multi-currency accountFBAR filing may be required
Laws and processes vary significantly by country. Consult an international estate attorney.

Quick Facts

Type

Multi-currency account

Balances

Multiple currencies held

FBAR

May need reporting

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Contact Wise support

Laws and processes vary significantly by country. Consult an international estate attorney. Contact Wise support to report the death and begin the account closure or transfer process.

2

Withdraw all currency balances

Wise holds balances in multiple currencies. Withdraw all balances to an estate-controlled account before closing.

3

FBAR reporting

Wise multi-currency accounts may need to be reported on FBAR if the deceased was a US person. Consult a tax professional.

Document Now Checklist

  • Wise account email
  • Currencies and balances held
  • Connected bank accounts
  • FBAR filing status

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Last verified: June 2026. Platform policies may change. Verify current procedures directly with Wise (International). This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

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