How do you say "Do you have bank transfer?" in German?

"Do you have bank transfer?" in German is "Haben Sie Überweisung?". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

What does "Haben Sie Überweisung?" mean in English?

"Haben Sie Überweisung?" means "Do you have bank transfer?" in English.

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How to Say ‘Do you have bank transfer?’ in German

Haben Sie Überweisung?

HAH-ben zee OO-ber-vy-zung

[HAH-ben zee OO-ber-vy-zung]

🇩🇪 In Germany: This is understandable, but many Germans would more naturally ask [Geht Überweisung?] rather than [Haben Sie Überweisung?] when talking about whether a payment method is possible.

Phrase Breakdown

Haben Sie

HAH-ben zee

do you have

Polite formal question form used to ask whether someone has something.

Example

Haben Sie einen Stift?

Do you have a pen?

Words in this phrase

Haben

[HAH-ben]

have

Used here to ask whether someone accepts or can do something.

Example

Haben Sie eine Möglichkeit für digitales Bezahlen?

Do you have an option for digital payment?

Sie

[zee]

you

Formal "you," for polite questions to strangers.

Example

Können Sie warten, wenn ich online zahle?

Can you wait while I pay online?

Überweisung

[OO-ber-vy-zung]

bank transfer

A direct transfer between bank accounts.

Example

Ich frage im Taxi: Haben Sie Überweisung statt Kartenzahlung?

I ask in the taxi: Do you accept bank transfer instead of card payment?

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