Dear Roberto,
Sorry for the late reply, this mail ended up in my spam folder.
Unfortunately, GeneRax cannot forbid "impossible" transfers (between non-contemporary species) because it does not account for the species tree branch lengths. The per-species rate is not expected to help further here.
Note that if those transfers go down (from an older to a more recent species), then the transfer is still plausible, but an extinct species might have been involved in the process. Some studies suggest that this might have happened a lot (I think this paper explores this idea:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3622898/). But if the transfers goes up, then it's very likely an inference error.
The only suggestion I can provide is to use a tool that forbids impossible transfers. For instance, ALE provide such models, assuming that you can trust your species tree branch lengths:
https://github.com/ssolo/ALE
I hope this helps,
Benoit