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Monday 25 October 2021 1:08 pm  |  Updated:  Monday 25 October 2021 4:57 pm

HSBC online banking hit by an outage, impacting business customers

By: Millie Turner

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HSBC’s online banking has been down this morning, according to reports, which primarily impacted the bank’s business customers.

Service complaints spiked at around 9:30am this morning, according to DownDetecter, with more than 60 per cent of the complaints regarding HSBC’s online banking.

The issue had largely been resolved by around 11:30am, with reports of the online offering not working dwindling past that time.

It is not the first time UK customers have been hit by online banking outages, which have sometimes been caused by issues with the internet supplier than the bank themselves.

A string of online banking apps, including HSBC, Santander, NatWest and Halifax, all experienced malfunctions in August, which was down to a Sky broadband issue.

The banking app for TSB was also thought to be experiencing an outage, but a spokesperson told Morning Wire at the time that the issue was with the internet service provider used by customers.

HSBC has identified the likely root cause in fully recovering the service, but further investigations are underway, a spokesperson told Morning Wire

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HSBC's stock has taken a hit due to the huge tariffs slapped on Asian countries.

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