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HSBC Holdings plc is a British multinational investment bank and financial services holding company. HSBC offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Haverhill, England

The chart below shows the number of HSBC reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Haverhill and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

HSBC Outage Chart in Haverhill, Suffolk, England 01/30/2026 06:20

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by HSBC users through our website.

  1. Mobile App (57%)

    Mobile App (57%)

  2. Login (19%)

    Login (19%)

  3. Website (17%)

    Website (17%)

  4. Transactions (5%)

    Transactions (5%)

  5. Transfer (2%)

    Transfer (2%)

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HSBC Issues Reports Near Haverhill, England

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Haverhill and nearby locations:

  • AmandaHayes6 Aha.yes 💙 (@AmandaHayes6) reported from Pampisford, England

    @HSBC_UK @Shelter Good luck with that - we just left HSBC bc their I'D verification process for our treasurers account was completely impossible

HSBC Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • SBG4LIFEUK Daniel Thompson (@SBG4LIFEUK) reported

    @HSBC_UK Your fighting a problem that DOESN’T exist. Everyone can see it’s virtue signalling nonsense. I’m gay and I don’t appreciate multi national corporations suggesting I’m some kind of victim. If you did some research you would find ALL customers don’t like the fake Pride support.

  • Zigongosaurus Zigongosaurus (@Zigongosaurus) reported

    @HSBC_UK **** off. I am so beyond tired of this ****.

  • iamadave Dave Haze (@iamadave) reported

    @HSBC_UK Men. First the feminists came for us. We carried on. Then the feminists split. One group supported women, the other chick with *****. Men carried on. The outcome was, that if I am caught short, I can have a **** in the women's cubicles and no one can do naff all about it. 👍

  • furious_apollo Furious Apollo (@furious_apollo) reported

    @cm1183 @trans_mum @HSBC_UK I had the same problem.

  • ockensac Mike Ockensac (@ockensac) reported

    @HSBC_UK Do you support these initiatives in China? You do a bit of work there, do you not?

  • covingtonjann Covington (@covingtonjann) reported

    @HSBC_UK I hope you also give all your support to all those who respect reality and don't give a damn about anyone's pronouns. I imagine that they also have the right to be themselves without receiving pressure, right?

  • _cris_y Chris_Y (@_cris_y) reported

    @connybell3 @Airmilesfreak @HSBC_UK Is it or is it just treating people with basic respect. The above claims to be closing their accounts because of it, something we know is unlikely and they'll be hard pressed to find a bank that doesn't support this already.

  • Bobupanddown2 Bob 💜🌺 (@Bobupanddown2) reported

    @HSBC_UK Hey HSBC as a customer I don't stand with this tweet, should I close my bank account with yourselves?

  • lordfowley Lord Fowley (@lordfowley) reported

    @HSBC_UK I'm with you on this. But as a bank that was money laundering for the Mexican drug cartels over a long period of time. The same cartels that are responsible for 10's of thousands of deaths. The virtuous piece here is somewhat watered down.

  • ldnstu Stuart (@ldnstu) reported

    @HSBC_UK In all seriousness how do pronouns help in a bank branch as you'd just use the person's name? I get it might be helpful to know in relation to written correspondence, especially if it's with a stranger