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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 Eastbourne, England
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Lloyds Bank Issues Reports Near Eastbourne, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Eastbourne and nearby locations:
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Sam Velvick (@samvelvick) reported from Hailsham, England@LloydsBank how many times do we have to make contact to sort out a mistake of a name which is your error? Can someone please message me
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Alyson Flower (@alysonflower) reported from Jevington, England@LloydsBank there seems to be an issue with online banking … everything says N/A and a message saying account info not available at this time @BBCBreakfast
Lloyds Bank Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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🐾🐾🐾🐾🦋🌹🌼 (@thecrazyhouse6) reported@LloydsBank hi I need help thanks I got an email to say I have my cinema tickets but ive not been sent codes for them
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Sam Boboev (@samboboev) reportedFintech Rundown (04/05) - @coinbase, @LloydsBank, @stripe Banks just tried to kill your crypto rewards, and they almost won. But Coinbase just secured a massive backdoor deal in the Senate that changes everything for the US stablecoin bill. Here’s why your wallet is about to get a lot more interesting First, Coinbase vs. The Senate. We’ve been stuck in this weird loop where crypto firms couldn't offer 'interest' because banks were terrified of deposit flight. Well, a deal was just cut. They’re allowing rewards for 'bona fide usage.' It’s the loophole the industry needed to finally legitimize stablecoin yields without scaring the regulators to death. If you were waiting for the 'all clear' signal from D.C., this is it. Next, Lloyds Bank just launched 'Envoy.' This is a massive jump. It’s an internal platform that lets their teams build AI agents, but they’re actually using it in the boardroom to synthesize confidential reports. Think about that: a bank giving an AI agent access to sensitive, non-public board materials to help make executive decisions. We aren't just automating customer support; we’re automating the C-suite. And the biggest move of the week: Stripe is building 'Agentic Commerce.' They’re teaming up with Google to put Stripe directly into Gemini. You’ll be able to tell an AI agent, 'Book me a trip and pay the deposit,' and it’s actually going to pull from a one-time virtual card to finalize the transaction. Stripe is basically turning your browser into a wallet for robots. If you’re not tracking how AI agents will handle payments, you’re missing the next trillion-dollar shift. The pattern is clear: first, AI gets a brain; now, it’s getting a wallet. What happens when your AI colleague makes a bad investment with your budget? Drop your thoughts below—let's yap about it. 👉 Interested in sponsoring these conversations and reaching a global fintech audience? Send me a message.
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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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Not Claudia Chaitto (@NChaitto39819) reported@TheFCA Kate Cheethams arse twitching at the moment @LloydsBank. Was it worth spending all that customer money on outside Lawyers?
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Ben Furner (@BenFurner) reportedBut why are you doing it? That's what no one @LloydsBank is explaining. I'm a customer who has multiple online accounts to help manage my money. You're about to make it harder and I don't understand why?
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Freesia 🌹 Bouquet (@JooDS2) reported@LloydsBank very disappointed today to find out that you will not be participating in the new banking hub in St Annes on the Sea. Older and less able customers now have to get themselves to Blackpool or Preston. Not good and definitely not good customer service.
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LisaS (@ls39767284) reportedIf you want a business bank which actually works, don't go with @LloydsBank . Their securities team won't pick up the phone and nor do they reply to emails. Customer service staff are completely impotent in managing to unblock the stonewalling.
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John Henderson (@westrowhendo) reported@LloydsBank @laze83 He has a point. A branch is of little help if it's not open when most people can get to it. Can you explain the thinking, if any, that led to these odd opening hours? It's as unhelpful as the short lived shop on a commuter estate we lived on that only opened weekdays 10am - 5pm.
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🇾🇪 (@DarthFuzz) reported@DavidWebbTweet @LloydsBank Keep scrolling down on that page you were on. It’s the App, and it’s nothing new, Biometrics have been used in it for years - it was Touch ID and now Face ID
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Hayley coombs (@Hayleycoombs21) reported@LloydsBank your app is down. Any ideas on when it will be back up please