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Barclays and Virgin Money customers have also been affected

People have been seeing bills go out of their accounts without their pay going in

A technical glitch in the UK's Faster Payments system disrupted payday for thousands of customers, prompting complaints and apologies from major banks like HSBC, Barclays, and Nationwide.

The HSBC banking app and website stopped working on Friday morning leaving people unable to access their finances

HSBC today become the latest bank to apologise to customers after some were left locked out of their online banking on what is pay day for many workers in Britain.

HSBC said customers should now be able to view their transactions after payment issues had affected multiple banks

According to the website DownDetector, more than 6,000 people reported issues with their HSBC accounts on Friday morning with the banking giant unable to fix the issue until later in the afternoon

HSBC, Virgin Money and Nationwide customers have been left unable to access online and mobile banking services on what is commonly pay day for many workers across the UK

Customers have experienced payment issues at large UK lenders today as they worked to resolve the issue

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HSBC , Virgin Money, Lloyds Bank, Barclays and Nationwide all appear to be affected by issues hitting their apps.

The banks involved have issued apologies as thousands are unable to access their money

The banks involved have issued apologies as thousands are unable to access their money

Thousands of HSBC customers in Britain faced online banking difficulties due to an outage, with over 7,000 reports. HSBC stock gained 14% in the last 12 months.

Some customers say salaries have not been paid into their accounts

THOUSANDS of HSBC customers have been left furious this morning after the banking app was hit with an outage

THOUSANDS of HSBC customers have been left furious this morning after the banking app was hit with an outage

The bank has confirmed that it is aware of the issue and issued advice to customers affected

Customers have been unable to access their accounts online to make payments