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Lloyds Bank plc is a British retail and commercial bank with branches across England and Wales. Lloyds Bank offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Harrogate, England
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Lloyds Bank Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Cymru (@Ynys_Prydein) reported@LloydsBank I have been trying to use the chat function on the app for two days and it's not working plus you aren't answering here either.
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joe warren (@mufc_warren) reported@LloydsBank you are wind up *****- no bank shut down- no virtual ai assistant cant thread a shoe lace- your staff on the phone all gone on a dinner break- worse thing is you contacted me you ***** Simple banking made difficult
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Honey Bunny (@HoneyBu65587062) reported@DavidWebbTweet @anthslife @LloydsBank That is nothing new. It's been like that for months. You can choose biometric login (face/fingerprint) for faster access on the app, but you will still need to know your password, especially if the device does not recognize your biometrics. But not on laptop
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ghost🏚️ (@w96462) reported@SarahMottram90 @LloydsBank Is yours working now?
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Paul W (@PaulWoody69) reported@jim_price @LloydsBank Use the switch service you do nothing they do it all
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🦕♿🦖 (@EveleenWinters) reported@LloydsBank is down for transactions etc.
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David Webb (@DavidWebbTweet) reported@FreeAndyT @LloydsBank But they take the settings from the app on your phone and apply them to your account. That means when you log in from any PC it doesn't ask for your password. Obviously PCs aren't equipped to check fingerprints or anything so the security is very weak.
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Kim Harris (@Kimindex) reported@LloydsBank Hi I have a general enquiry which your chatline wouldn't help me with. They told me to ring. I don't want to. Can I message you?
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Kiborocket (@kiborocket) reported@LloydsBank I'm away for three months I'm not going to spend hours on an International phone call only to be kept told to try same things clear cache reinstall etc. Many people I know have same issue.
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Artur Nadolny (@ArturNadol7566) reportedLLOYDS APP SHAMBLES @LloydsBank managed to turn online banking into a raffle where nearly half a million customers got a peek at someone else’s finances. Open the app to check your balance, leave with a stranger’s transactions, account details and national insurance number. Just the sort of premium service that really says trusted high street institution. The bank says an overnight software defect caused the chaos, which is a way of admitting someone fiddled with the wiring and half the country briefly thought their money had gone on a car they never bought. Customers were left panicked, confused and wondering whether they’d been hacked. Lloyds responded with goodwill payments averaging about £38 each, which apparently is now the going rate for accidental identity.. This is the magic of modern banking. Total convenience right up until your app starts freelancing as someone else’s wallet. The regulators are now circling, the bank is very sorry, and the rest of us are once again being asked to trust the same people who cannot update software without turning basic banking into a national farce. Source: @BBCNews, 27 March 2026