Is NatWest down in Derry, Northern Ireland?
Problems detected
Users are reporting problems related to: website, login and transactions.
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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TransactionsProblems in the last 24 hours in Derry, Northern Ireland
The chart below shows the number of NatWest reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Derry and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
February 03: Problems at NatWest
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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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Crazybuttrue
(@Crazybuttrue101) reported
@MattGubba Yes and yes - it’s with the ombudsman now - RBS/NatWest. Been trying to get subject access since August last yr. so they are already in breach as they are totally ignoring it.
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Mark!
(@MarkFromNorfolk) reported
@NatWest_Help hey NatWest my app is currently down any news when it’s back up and running i desperately need to get on
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OWEN
(@OwenJBlanche) reported
NatWest is app is down great
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Curtis HEX PLS PLSX Howarth
(@CurtisHowarth) reported
Natwest will not allow me to send MY money to my longstanding account with coinbase!? Is this legal?? **** the system!
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Helen Gordon
(@vipsweetslondon) reported
Thank you, Paul — I truly appreciate your support. The core anomaly in the judgment is simple but devastating: NatWest Bank either had valid authority to issue Bankers Draft No. 111111 600012 05977380 — debited to my account on 16 May 1985 and made payable on demand to O.M. Marks & Co — or it did not. There is no ambiguity. This is a binary question of fact: Yes or No. If No, then the bank draft was unauthorised, the £25,000 debit was unlawful, and NatWest’s defence has no legal foundation. The refusal of the Court to compel an answer to this question — or to require a reply to my sworn affidavit reply to its further and better particulars of defence pleadings — amounts to a deliberate suppression of truth and a 35 year denial of justice. Fraud unravels everything
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Dan Jezzer
(@J28680008Mcbay) reported
@natwest why is your app down! I have a car tax payment i need to sort
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Darryl Cook
(@DarrylCook50264) reported
@NatWest_Help just tried to pay for something on the NatWest website as the app is broken It’s asked me to grab my little card machine thing Is it possible to get a Time Machine and go back to 2009 when I last saw it?
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Barclays UK Help
(@BarclaysUKHelp) reported
@nicholasmith6 Have you managed to get this logged with NatWest as they will be able to raise a dispute if it doesn't automatically correct its self. If you'd like to get this logged as a complaint the following link will support you further 2/3
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Ian Whitehead
(@IanJon407) reported
@romfordgeeza @uk_sf_writer @GBNEWS not many have income in the millions obviously. and millionaires don’t have it in cash in their natwest account either obviously we are talking about wealth if you are living on the bread line and living in a multi million pound house that’s a you problem.
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Helen Gordon
(@vipsweetslondon) reported
Thank you, Paul — I truly appreciate your support. The core anomaly in the judgment is simple but devastating: NatWest Bank either had valid authority to issue Bankers Draft No. 111111 600012 05977380 — debited to my account on 16 May 1985 and made payable on demand to O.M. Marks & Co — or it did not. There is no ambiguity. This is a binary question of fact: Yes or No. If No, then the bank draft was unauthorised, the £25,000 debit was unlawful, and NatWest’s defence has no legal foundation. The refusal of the Court to compel an answer to this question — or to require a reply to my sworn affidavit reply to its further and better particulars of defence pleadings — amounts to a deliberate suppression of truth and a 35 year denial of justice. Fraud unravels everything