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If the GOonline mobile app freezes on launch or crashes immediately, start by force-closing it and clearing the cache in your phone settings. Make sure the app is updated — outdated versions often break after server-side changes. If the problem persists, uninstall and reinstall from the official App Store or Google Play. On Android, also check that background data is enabled for the app.
Failed login attempts usually come down to a few causes: a wrong password after a recent reset, a blocked account after too many failed tries, or a session that didn't close properly on another device. Clear your browser cookies and try an incognito window. If the bank's system isn't recognizing your credentials at all, use the password recovery option on the login page or call the helpline directly.
When a transaction fails, check these points:
If funds were debited but the transfer shows no status, wait up to 30 minutes before contacting support — processing delays happen during peak hours.
Slow response or a blank page on the BNP Paribas Bank Polska website is often a local network issue rather than a server outage. Switch from Wi-Fi to mobile data or vice versa to isolate the problem. Try a different browser — Chrome, Firefox, and Edge handle banking sessions differently. Disable browser extensions one by one, since ad blockers sometimes interfere with the login scripts.
If authorization SMS messages stop coming, first check that your registered phone number is still active and has signal. Messages can also get stuck if your inbox is full. Ask your mobile carrier whether SMS filtering is blocking shortcode senders. As a workaround, switch to the GOonline app's built-in authorization method if your account supports it.
An online card payment can be declined even with enough funds. This usually means the merchant's category is restricted by your card settings, or the transaction was flagged by the fraud prevention system. Log in to your account and check active card limits and allowed transaction types. You can temporarily raise e-commerce limits or whitelist specific merchants directly in the app settings.