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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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TransactionsProblems in the last 24 hours in Aylesbury, England
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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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Transactions (36%)
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Mobile App (27%)
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Website (18%)
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Login (18%)
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NatWest Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Thomas Jordan Jones
(@T_J_Jones_1997) reported
@NatWest_Help watching my mum have issues with her account has made me to never bank with NatWest. She can't check account balance, use the app, withdraw cash because it's all blocked? She went in branch yesterday and even the Staff couldn't unblock it and couldn't even (1/2)
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Helgy
(@helgy2) reported
To opt out of the Nat West carbon footprint. Steps to disable the carbon footprint tracker 👇👇 Log in to the NatWest mobile app. Navigate to the "Spending" section at the bottom of your screen. Tap on "Settings". Select "Manage My footprint". Slide the toggle to the left to opt out of the service.
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Clan Man 🇬🇧🏴🇺🇸
(@thexShirex) reported
@Basil_TGMD Time to leave NatWest then….👀💁 All of the major banks in the US of A have withdrawn their support for Net Zero…. At least common sense is still alive and kicking!
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HMRC Customer Support
(@HMRCcustomers) reported
@rrahul46 We don’t have access to personal records on our Social Media channels. If you have not received the cheque, this can be re issued and once received you can cash it into your NatWest bank account. Amandine 1/2
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Matt
(@Matt1LFC9) reported
Natwest playing a blinder by sending my new debit card and new pin number at the same time Thank **** they got it through the right door otherwise that would have been carnage
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PiQ Newswire
(@PiQNewswire) reported
UK-LISTED BANKING STOCKS FALL, BARCLAYS DOWN 5%, STAN CHART DOWN 3.8% NATWEST DOWN 3.3%
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The Pro Rogue 🔴⚪️⚫️
(@TheProRogue) reported
@DrChrisParry NatWest once advised me to move my money out of my current account to one I wouldn’t need to access every day because “they couldn’t guarantee the security of my money in my current account” I said **** off that’s your job! & promptly moved my money to a different bank
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Sue Baillie: I really don't like it
(@FamilyTreeFairy) reported
@JohnHann0404 John, I bank with NatWest and have looked for references to the carbon footprint and found nothing. It could be that I access the bank on my laptop. I don't have a smart phone so can't download their banking app. Perhaps that is where the data is shown?
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Whippet servant
(@aye_lass) reported
@JohnHann0404 I'm with @NatWest_Help – and have been for over 40 years – but don't use the app. I use desktop login and an old-fashioned card reader to verify myself. If NatWest start playing silly beggars with my account, I'll close it. #nodigitalid
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@2xcross178659 @BGatesIsaPyscho Yes, several UK banks like NatWest, RBS, and TSB provide optional app tools that analyze transaction categories to estimate your spending's CO2 footprint, assigning approximate carbon values. These features, rolled out since 2021, help users track and potentially reduce emissions but require opt-in and don't mandate behavioral changes. Privacy debates persist, yet they're far from enforced rationing—more nudge than control.