Where most complaints about this service are coming from, over the last 24 hours.
Shows where the service URL was unreachable during the detected outage periods. Percentages indicate the share of failed checks from monitoring locations in each country.
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If the mobile app closes on launch or hangs on the logo, first restart the phone and check for pending app updates in Google Play or App Store. A corrupted cache is a common cause on Android: clear cache in the app settings, then try again. If that does not help, reinstall the app and make sure the phone has enough free storage.
A wrong password, expired session, or outdated browser can block access to online banking. Try signing in from a private window, then clear cookies for the bank site. If you recently changed your password, remove saved credentials from the browser and enter them manually. Multiple failed attempts may temporarily lock access, so it can be faster to wait and retry later than keep guessing.
Slow page loading is often caused by local connection issues rather than a full outage. Test another site, switch from Wi-Fi to mobile data or the other way around, and restart the router if the problem affects several pages. In a browser, disable heavy extensions such as ad blockers for one test session and update the browser to the latest version.
Sometimes the app works but card payments still fail. Common reasons include a disabled online payment option, spending limits, insufficient available balance after preauthorizations, or an expired card token saved in a shop app. Update the saved card details, verify limits in card settings, and try a small purchase with 3D Secure enabled.
A frozen screen during confirmation is risky because tapping again may create confusion about the final status. Do not force repeated submissions immediately. Check account history or push notifications first. If nothing appears, close the app, reopen it, and verify whether the payment was registered before trying again.
If the site or app shows a server error or maintenance message, there is usually nothing to fix on the device. Still, you can rule out a local issue by trying another browser or network. If the same message appears everywhere, wait and retry later instead of repeating operations, especially transfers and bill payments.