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This applies everywhere, not just Steam
If you refund within a couple of days after purchase then the transaction is cancelled rather than being refunded as at that time Steam hasn't received payment yet. That's why a refund doesn't show, if you check your statement, you will see the entire transaction dropped off.
And the Steam Store article "Steam Refunds" says,
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/steam_refunds/
The Steam Wallet is selected as default since its a lot faster.
As for not getting the money back when send to the bank, if you refunded inside 24 hours after buying the game the money has never left your bank account.
All it had was a "hold", meaning the money was reserved for the payment to Steam.
If you refunded inside 24 hours the money was not sent yet to Steam and the bank will just remove the hold after a while.
Which means you wont see any transaction of refund money coming in from Steam since they never got your money in the first place.
When asking for a refund... the system will attempt to refund the original payment method by default. There's a small dropdown menu that allows you to redirect the money to your Steam Wallet instead. If you choose the original payment method and that fails, Steam will redirect the funds to your wallet.
If you paid with funds from the Steam Wallet, those funds will go back to the Wallet. You cannot redirect these out of Steam.
Refunds that are initiated within a day or two of the purchase is usually completed by cancelling the payment from your payment method instead of a payment back to you. They simply don't collect the original payment.