Six major UK banks reported issues with their mobile and internet banking on Friday, February 28 –here's an account on the bad morning for Lloyds, TSB, First Direct, Halifax, Nationwide and Bank of Scotland customers.

According to reports, the majority of customers are having issues with accessing their mobile and online banking. Some are also having issues with making payments

A HOST of high street banks were hit by a major outage today leaving thousands of customers locked out of accounts. Lloyds Bank, Halifax, First Direct and Nationwide were among the banks majorly

Halifax, is part of the Lloyds Banking group. It said customers were having problems logging on but no card payment issues had been reported. The banks said there were issues logging on to online and mobile banking. TSB also said it was having “intermittent” issues with online and mobile banking but that card payments were still working

Banks affected by the disruption include Lloyds, Halifax, Bank of Scotland and TSB. According to DownDetector, the problems started at around 8am this morning and are affecting users across the UK. To make matters worse, the error has occurred on the last day of the month, which is payday for many Brits.

Thousands of banking app users in the UK have reported issues affecting their ability to use them. Platform outage monitor Downdetector saw reports of technical issues affecting the Lloyds Bank app rise to more than 4,

Lloyds Banking Group has issued an update after thousands of customers reported issues with online banking and mobile apps

Banking apps have once again been hit by IT issues on payday in the UK. Lloyds Bank and Halifax apps went down on Friday morning, according to thousands of user reports to platform outage monitor Downdetector.

Customers at Lloyds, Halifax, Nationwide, First Direct, TSB and Bank of Scotland, are reporting issues with banking apps this morning.