Barclays has apologised to clients after technical issues triggered disruption to providers and funds over the weekend.
The financial institution stated the problem had been resolved on Sunday morning and delayed funds processed.
Barclays had beforehand stated affected clients may see an outdated steadiness with funds made or acquired not exhibiting.
On Sunday morning, a Barclays spokesperson stated: “The technical subject impacting our clients on Friday and Saturday has been resolved and delayed funds processed.
“Clients can use our app, financial institution on-line, name us, use their playing cards and withdraw money. We’re engaged on bringing balances updated for a few of our clients and addressing any excellent points.
“We’re very sorry for any disruption and can be certain that no impacted buyer is omitted of pocket.
“We’re maintaining our name centres open for longer this weekend and we will likely be proactively contacting clients who could also be weak.”
The PA information company understands the outage was attributable to a technical subject and isn’t believed to be associated to a cyber assault.
Friday’s outage coincided with payday for a lot of staff and the deadline for self-assessment tax returns.
HMRC stated it was “working carefully” with Barclays to minimise any influence on these submitting their self-assessments and that HMRC providers are “working as regular”.