MAJOR banking apps have gone down for thousands of UK customers with widespread outages reported.
Halifax, Lloyds, Monzo, TSB and Nationwide were just some of the banks affected, according to Downdetector.
The vast majority of customers are having issues accessing their mobile or online banking.
Others are having issues making payments.
More than 3,000 Lloyds customers have reported issues with their mobile and online banking.
Halifax, part of the Lloyds Banking Group, has also been hit with technical issues, with almost 4,000 people reporting issues.
And nearly 700 Nationwide customers are flagging problems with their mobile, online banking and viewing their account balances.
Hundreds of TSB, First Direct, Cooperative Bank and Bank of Scotland have reported issues on Downdetector as well.
Nationwide and First Direct have both confirmed issues with their online banking systems on Friday morning, leaving many customers without access to funds on payday.
Both banks said they were working to return their systems to normal.
Nationwide said in a message on its website that “some incoming and outgoing payments are delayed at the moment”, but that “everything else is working normally”.
It said direct debits and standing orders were working as normal, but that payments were in a queue and would arrive soon, adding that customers did not need to do anything.
Meanwhile, First Direct confirmed on its website that both its mobile and online banking were “experiencing issues with payments”.
Disgruntled customers have taken to X, formerly Twitter, fuming about the outage which comes on payday for many.
