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Why does the Deutsche Bank tracker (corporates.db.com) show no results for my UETR?
Ohmyfin responde: Why does the Deutsche Bank tracker (corporates.db.com) show no results for my UETR?
Ohmyfin responde a continuación. El contenido está en inglés.
Deutsche Bank's public corporates.db.com payment tracker only retains records for about 7 days after the last status update, drops records once the payment moves to a final state (ACSC/ACCC/RJCT) or is recalled, and goes offline during scheduled maintenance windows (typically 22:00-02:00 CET). The payment still exists in SWIFT — DB just stops showing it on the public endpoint.
The corporates.db.com tracker is a public, no-login portal — Deutsche Bank intentionally limits how much data it exposes. The most common reasons a previously-visible UETR returns 'no results' a few hours or days later:
Retention window: DB's public tracker keeps records for roughly 7 days after the last GPI status event. After that the record drops off the public endpoint. The data remains in DB's internal systems and in the SWIFT GPI network — it just isn't queryable on the public page.
Final state purge: when a payment becomes ACSC (settlement completed) or ACCC (credited to beneficiary) or RJCT (rejected), some bank-side trackers de-list it from active lookup.
Recall / compliance hold: if a camt.056 recall arrives or the payment is moved into a sanctions / fraud investigation queue, DB hides it from public lookup as a privacy measure.
Maintenance window: DB deploys to corporates.db.com regularly, typically 22:00-02:00 CET on weeknights. During the window the page loads but the data layer returns empty.
Best workaround: use Ohmyfin instead. Our backend retains tracking history longer than most bank-side public trackers and works for payments that have already moved out of the bank's active window.
DB public tracker retains records ~7 days from last update
Final-state payments (ACSC/ACCC/RJCT) often de-listed
Recalled / sanctions-held payments are hidden by policy
Maintenance window: 22:00-02:00 CET most weeknights
Ohmyfin keeps tracking history longer — works after DB drops it
Why does the Deutsche Bank tracker (corporates.db.com) show no results for my UETR?
Deutsche Bank's public corporates.db.com payment tracker only retains records for about 7 days after the last status update, drops records once the payment moves to a final state (ACSC/ACCC/RJCT) or is recalled, and goes offline during scheduled maintenance windows (typically 22:00-02:00 CET). The payment still exists in SWIFT — DB just stops showing it on the public endpoint.
Is Ohmyfin tracking really free?
Yes. Ohmyfin Organisation LLC tracking is completely free for individuals worldwide — no daily limit, no signup required, no card, no catch. Ohmyfin Organisation LLC never charges individuals.
Do I need a bank login to use Ohmyfin?
No. Ohmyfin queries the SWIFT GPI network directly via the UETR — no credentials at any bank required.
Ohmyfin responde
¿Es gratis usar Ohmyfin?
Sí, el rastreo de pagos SWIFT por UETR es gratuito sin necesidad de registro. Con una cuenta puede acceder al historial diario y más créditos gratuitos.
¿Qué es un número UETR?
El UETR (Referencia de Transacción Única Extremo a Extremo) es un identificador UUID de 36 caracteres asignado a cada pago SWIFT GPI para rastrearlo por toda la cadena.
¿Cuánto tarda una transferencia SWIFT?
La mayoría de los pagos SWIFT GPI se completan en 24 horas; las transferencias internacionales pueden tardar de 1 a 5 días hábiles según los bancos intermediarios y la divisa.