Lloyds Bank status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours in Ballygalley, Northern Ireland

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

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Lloyds Bank Issues Reports Near Ballygalley, Northern Ireland

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

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  Fred Nurk. (@manfred698) reported 54 minutes ago from Ballygalley, Northern Ireland

  @JamesDelingpole @LloydsBank Had much the same with @AIB_NI, went to 2 of the remaining5branches and they were not much help at all. Paypal seems to work for what i was trying to book.

Lloyds Bank Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Gareth Hicks (@GarethHicks5) reported 7 minutes ago

  @LloydsBank you customer service is not fit for purpose and you need to look at your customer journey experience...shocking...complaint raised.. a satisfactory contact would help but apparently need to wait 1 to 8 weeks for a response, really?

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  Simon Cook (@simo67uk) reported 11 minutes ago

  @LloydsBank Hi Raj It was a faster payment. I’m still unable to access the account. I’ve not been able to talk to the team yet or received any error messages

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  Steph Murray (@DerekDonkey1977) reported 11 minutes ago

  @LloydsBank No, but I can detail that the staff in the Maidenhead branch are inept at managing a queue 2 people sat at the desk doing nothing with a large queue forming Then the one cashier had a technical issue and nobody immediately came to assist Terrible customer service

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  Laze (@laze83) reported 12 minutes ago

  @chalcd @LloydsBank Awful decision.

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  Kiborocket (@kiborocket) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AndrewM54363806 @LloydsBank The problem is everytime I message and call I get asked to go through the sane procedures I've done constantly. It's very tedious and frustrating they are like robots not listening to what they are bieng told and don't wNt to admit they have a problem. I know many people now

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  What is it the braids (@MavyMave) reported 19 minutes ago

  Tried ringing @LloydsBank switching service and the calls just ring and ring then cuts out then call again and rings and rings and rings. Whats going on.

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  Cllr Ray Gardner (@cllrraygardner) reported 19 minutes ago

  @LloydsBank I cannot access the app because my phone was stolen in the same incident. I cannot access the online portal via web browser because even though it's a trusted device it requires a SMS text message. And I have spent a LOT of money trying to call Lloyds so far to no avail.

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  Uchechi Osuji (@UchechiOsuji3) reported 22 minutes ago

  @LloydsBank Lloyds bank, you have locked me out of my account for 2 months and refused to send OTP to my address to unlock my account. All the efforts I made to get help from your unprofessional call handlers proved abortive because none of them seems to know what to do. I guess no training.

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  Sam Boboev (@samboboev) reported 23 minutes ago

  Fintech 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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  Simon Kirby (@simonkirby86) reported 25 minutes ago

  @DavidWebbTweet @NPC14 @LloydsBank The app has had biometric login capability for as long as I can remember. As for the website, I’m prompted for a username and password (i.e no change).