Where most complaints about this service are coming from, over the last 24 hours.
Shows where the service URL was unreachable during the detected outage periods. Percentages indicate the share of failed checks from monitoring locations in each country.
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If the mobile app freezes on launch or crashes immediately, start by clearing the app cache through your device settings. If that doesn't help, uninstall and reinstall the latest version from the official store. Make sure your OS version meets the minimum requirements — older Android or iOS builds often cause silent compatibility failures.
Authentication failures usually come down to a few predictable causes:
A failed payment is rarely a mystery. First confirm the card hasn't hit its daily transaction limit. Check that the billing details match exactly what the bank has on file — even a mismatched postal code can trigger a decline. If the card is valid and the details are correct, try a different browser or switch from the web version to the mobile app.
Transfers that hang in a pending state for more than a few hours may indicate a server-side delay, but often it's a form validation issue. Double-check the recipient account number and bank code. If the transfer was initiated close to end-of-business hours, it may simply process the next banking day.
High ping and slow page loads are usually network-side. Run a quick speed test to rule out your connection. Try switching from Wi-Fi to mobile data or the reverse — this alone resolves the issue more often than expected. Also check whether the problem is browser-specific; if it loads fine in another browser, a conflicting extension is likely the cause.
If push notifications or transaction alerts stop coming, go into your device settings and confirm that notifications are enabled for the app. On iOS, background app refresh also needs to be active. For SMS alerts, verify the phone number in your account profile is current and correctly formatted with the country code.
When account statements or images fail to display, the problem is almost always insufficient storage on the device or a broken local cache. Free up space, clear the app data, and try again. If documents still won't open, download them through the web version instead — it renders files independently of the mobile cache.