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How fast is a bank to bank transfer?

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I have a Bangkok Bank account and want to transfer a large sum of money to another person in Thailand who has a Thai bank account (vehicle purchase). Unsure if with the same bank.

How fast are transfers?

Does it matter on the amount or if a different bank than mine?

I did email Bangkok Bank but no response and curious about actual experience.

Thanks 

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