Singapore's DBS suffers second day of online banking disruption
The Hindu
The disruption in its online services, including a payments app, is the biggest faced by DBS in about a decade.
DBS Group Holdings Ltd, Southeast Asia's largest bank, is facing disruptions in its online banking services for the second consecutive day on Wednesday after service outages began on Tuesday morning, leading to complaints from customers.
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"Services were restored early this morning. Unfortunately yesterday's digital banking issue has recurred and this has affected our services," Singapore-based DBS said on its Facebook page on Wednesday.
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