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LAST UPDATE | 27 Jan 2023
AIB HAS SAID issues with its online banking has been resolved after customers reported difficulties accessing the services this morning.
The bank earlier confirmed to The Journal that some customers were “experiencing intermittent technical issues with our mobile app and internet banking”.
“We are working to resolve these issues as soon as possible and apologise for any inconvenience caused,” it said.
Numerous customers had been contacting the @askaib account on Twitter throughout the morning to report issues with their online banking.
Downdetector, a website that tracks outages, reported that as of 10.57am a total of 408 customers were being impacted.
AIB has now confirmed that the technical issues have been resolved.
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Thats why cashless is bad…
@Artūras Račkauskas: It’s the online banking portal that is down so cashless transactions are not impacted. In any case, if an IT problem knocks out all of their ATMs, where do you suppose you will get your cash from?
@Kevin Collins: from under my pillow.
What I was saying was there is talks that in the future there wont be cash. Only cards or other electronic payments. Imagine that the internet is down for some time. Means nobody would be able to buy anything unless they have cash.
@Artūras Račkauskas: And where does the cash under your pillow come from? No legitimate employer pays cash in hand, wages and salaries are deposited to a bank account so you typically need to withdraw this via an ATM to get your cash. Cash has benefits, as does cashless. The answer is not exclusively one or the other, but a combination of both.
@Artūras Račkauskas: 100% a combination of both with nobody able to refuse cash would be acceptable, because look what happened when they had those huge fires in Australia all the machines went down & thousands of people left with no money & couldn’t use cards to get essentials!
@Kevin Collins: thats exactly what I kean. Cash alongside with electronic funds are acceptable. But cashless means no physical banknotes or coins. And thats a big no no.
As usual.
@Gareth Forde: It’s the first time I have experienced an issue. . .
Moved back to AIB after some years with KBC & free banking. AIB are a shambles, made multiple errors costing me money when simply trying to update a Direct debit for THEIR own loan. Had to re-register my a\c for mobile this morning & it was still a mess. Bring back KBC!
There’s a lot to be said for a mattress
Me too. So that’s 409 people.
Card for the week, cash for the weekend. Cash don’t leave no trail, baby.
@Keth Warsaw: Soon, you will not be allowed to have fun, at all.
It is not resolved, I’m still locked out of my account
@Richard Egan:
Some of these might work….
Close , then re-open browser.
Try another browser.
Empty cache…try again.
Reboot.
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