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Revolut banking app goes down in widespread outage

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 20 Oct, 08:50 · Archive

Revolut's banking app has stopped working, preventing users from accessing accounts and making payments.

Revolut's banking app suffered a major outage, leaving users unable to access their accounts or make payments. When opening the app, users encountered a 'Something went wrong' error message instructing them to try again later. More than 1,500 users had reported issues by 8.09am, according to outage tracking website Downdetector, with almost 65 per cent of reports relating to app problems, around 20 per cent to accessing funds and eight per cent to login issues.

The Independent Tech reported that the outage was particularly widespread, affecting not only the app but also leaving users unable to make payments with cards in stores. Complaints came from across multiple countries, with users in the UK, France and Spain reporting disruption. However, it remains unclear whether the outage is affecting every Revolut user.

Revolut acknowledged the problems in a statement posted on social media. 'We are currently experiencing a service disruption affecting multiple features, which may result in some services being inaccessible,' the company said. 'Our engineering team is actively working to restore full service as quickly as possible.' The company did not provide a timeframe for when users would regain access.

One user reported on outage tracking site Downdetector that 'absolutely nothing on the app is working today, chat is not working, support call is not working, unable to transfer money or make a payment'. Notably, Revolut's own website system status page indicated that all systems were operational at the time of the outage reports.

Revolut banking app goes down in widespread outage
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