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Millions unable to use Revolut app or cards as company suffers ‘service disruption’
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UK banking company insists customers’ funds and data are safe despite problems with sign-in, card payments, transfers and withdrawals Business live – latest updates Revolut customers have been unable to access their money after the banking app went down, affecting a number of ser
UK banking company insists customers’ funds and data are safe despite problems with sign-in, card payments, transfers and withdrawals Business live – latest updates Revolut customers have been unable to access their money after the banking app went down, affecting a number of services including card payments, cash withdrawals and transfers. The UK banking company said its app was down because of a “service disruption” affecting several services, but insisted that customers’ funds and data were safe. Continue reading...
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