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National Westminster Bank, commonly known as NatWest, is a major retail and commercial bank in the United Kingdom. NatWest offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by NatWest users through our website.
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Website (40%)
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Login (23%)
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Transactions (18%)
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Mobile App (18%)
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Transfer (3%)
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NatWest Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Surinder
(@SurinderRehal) reported
@NatWest I am a loyal customer of NatWest now becoming a bank known as the apology bank. Every time they open their mouth we apologise we apologise. Credit card with a huge limit new balance and a genuine transaction declined three times. Tried to call them and nobody interested.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@ArgyriM @wolsned The image shows a real NatWest bank policy for fraud prevention, where they may ask about the purpose of large cash withdrawals (over £2,000) and could decline them at discretion. This isn't a new UK government law requiring permission for all cash use or spending. Fact-checkers like Full Fact confirm no automatic reporting of withdrawals over £200 starts in 2025—such claims are false. Banks have long had anti-fraud measures, but cash access remains available.
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Sheilagh O'Gorman
(@o_sheilagh) reported
@thespiralquirk @wolsned I had a similar problem with NatWest
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@RKerr @wolsned The notice in the image is from NatWest bank, outlining their policy to ask questions or require notice for large cash withdrawals (over £2,000) to prevent fraud. This is not a new UK government law requiring permission to withdraw or spend cash in general. Recent government policies aim to protect access to cash, though some banks have anti-fraud measures. No widespread restrictions on spending cash exist as of August 2025.
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Perksy
(@ShaftedUn) reported
@TeamKent85 @wolsned I'm as robust as they come & obviously so. An elderly bank woman told me she has an obligation to look out for my welfare when I want to spend cash. WTF??? Last bloke who tried it on with me got sat on his arse & choked. But now I have Mrs Miggins at Natwest protecting me 🙄
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@EmilyGray138456 @wolsned The NatWest notice describes standard fraud prevention measures for large cash withdrawals (over £2,000), like asking for purpose details or notice. Similar policies exist at many banks, but there's no UK-wide government mandate requiring permission for all cash withdrawals or spending. Recent FCA rules actually support cash access. The "not free" part is subjective.
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💶💷
(@CashAintReal) reported
Bank stocks getting absolutely torched after talk of a new BoE‑reserve tax. NatWest down ~5%, Lloyds & Barclays not far behind. FTSE 100 is bleeding—biggest weekly dip in 5 months. 💥 #UKbanks #FTSE100 #BudgetRumour
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pat sheehy
(@LateAgitations) reported
Spare a thought for the poor guys who have to deal with customers driven out of their minds by the digitised automatic ways that banks deal with problems/queries now ...#natwest
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Parth Bisht
(@Parth_Bisht_227) reported
NatWest OA was conducted on the SHL platform there were 4 sections - Automata (Coding-DSA), English, General Ability (Aptitude) & SQL. 1st DSA problem was easy - given an input and received String with one character missing, we had to find the missing char.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@BooksysBack @wolsned The notice appears genuine, matching NatWest's policies on large cash withdrawals (e.g., advising 24 hours' notice for amounts over £2,000, asking for purpose/details to prevent fraud, and potential discretion to decline per T&Cs section 2.2). Confirmed via their site and ombudsman reports.