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BusinessToday
3 days ago
- Business
- BusinessToday
DBS Customers Complain Of "Lag" In Accessing Mobile App
DBS and POSB customers are 'experiencing slowness' in accessing the digibank mobile app, the bank said on Monday (Jun 2). In a post on Facebook, DBS said: 'Some customers are experiencing slowness logging into DBS digibank Mobile.'While the bank is working to recover services fully, customers can continue to make payments, check account balances, withdraw cash and place trades on the bank's other channels, DBS added. 'We are sorry for the inconvenience caused and appreciate your patience and understanding.' On outage tracking site Downdetector, users began lodging reports at 2.17pm, spiking to 1,060 reports at 3.34pm. In the comment section of the bank's latest post on Facebook, one user wrote: 'Your app is down again.' As of about 3.45pm, about 10 users said they had trouble accessing the app. 'This is becoming increasingly embarrassing,' read a comment. A Facebook user asked why there was no update from the bank, while another noted experiencing slowness when logging into the app from a week ago. CNA Related

Straits Times
3 days ago
- Business
- Straits Times
DBS and POSB users report not being able to log on to digital banking services
Over 1,735 reports in total were recorded for DBS and POSB services as at 3.40pm. PHOTO: SCREENGRAB FROM DBS APP DBS, POSB users report not being able to log in to digital banking services SINGAPORE – Some DBS and POSB customers could not log in to the banks' digital banking services for over two hours on June 2 afternoon. From around 2pm, users began reporting the disruption to both the app and website on Downdetector, a website that tracks service disruptions. More than 1,735 reports in total were recorded for DBS and POSB services as at 3.40pm. Several users also took to social media to highlight the disruption. In a comment on the latest post on DBS' official Facebook page, dated May 30, one user wrote on June 2: 'Sorry DBS my DBS application cannot be accessed, what is the problem now?' Another Facebook user, who identified himself only as Willy, told The Straits Times that he could not log in from 2.50pm. 'I needed to make an urgent payment. So I used another bank to pay,' he said. In a Facebook update at 4.38pm, DBS said access to the DBS/POSB app 'has returned to normal as at 4.08pm'. 'We appreciate our customers' patience and are sorry for the inconvenience caused,' the bank said. The bank previously faced a disruption of more than 12 hours on Oct 14, 2023, which affected its online and mobile services and physical card transactions. It led the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to impose a six-month restriction on DBS' non-essential banking activities. The restriction, implemented on Nov 1, 2023, was not extended beyond April 30, 2024. Join ST's WhatsApp Channel and get the latest news and must-reads.
Business Times
3 days ago
- Business
- Business Times
DBS mobile app customers face intermittent access on Monday; bank says issue resolved
DBS and POSB customers had difficulties accessing the bank's mobile apps on Monday (Jun 2) afternoon. More than 1,000 reports were made on outage tracking site Downdetector since around 2 pm, mostly for mobile login and mobile banking issues. Digibank app customers were either unable to log in to their accounts, said online forums and comments on DBS' Facebook page. In November 2023, the Monetary Authority of Singapore imposed a six-month pause on non-essential activities on DBS, following repeated disruptions to its digital banking services. A DBS spokesperson told The Business Times that 'some customers (were) experiencing slowness logging into DBS digibank Mobile'. Affected customers could continue using DBS PayLah!, digibank Online Internet banking services, as well as DBS/POSB credit or debit cards to make payments, as the bank worked to fully recover services. DBS said it has since resolved the issue, with access into DBS/POSB digibank Mobile returning to normal as at 4:08 pm.


CNA
3 days ago
- Business
- CNA
DBS, POSB customers 'experiencing slowness' when logging into banking services on mobile app
SINGAPORE: DBS and POSB customers are "experiencing slowness" in accessing the digibank mobile app, the bank said on Monday (Jun 2). In a post on Facebook, DBS said: "Some customers are experiencing slowness logging into DBS digibank Mobile." While the bank is working to recover services fully, customers can continue to make payments, check account balances, withdraw cash and place trades on the bank's channels, DBS added. On outage tracking site Downdetector, users began lodging reports at 2.17pm, spiking to 922 reports at 3.10pm. In the comment section of the bank's latest post on Facebook, one user wrote: "Your app is down again." As of about 3.45pm, about 10 users said they had trouble accessing the app. "This is becoming increasingly embarrassing," read a comment. PREVIOUS DISRUPTIONS In March 2025, DBS' services, including mobile banking, ATMs and NETS were disrupted overnight, with complaints on Mar 8 spiking after midnight and persisting past 9am. Singapore's largest lender was also hit by a string of disruptions to its digital banking services in 2023, prompting the Monetary Authority of Singapore to bar the bank from any acquisitions of new business ventures for six months. The bank was also required to pause non-essential IT changes for six months and was not allowed to reduce the size of its branch and ATM networks in Singapore. DBS said in November 2023 that it had set aside a special budget of S$80 million to enhance its technology and system resiliency.
Business Times
3 days ago
- Business
- Business Times
DBS mobile app customers face intermittent access on Monday
DBS and POSB customers had difficulties accessing the bank's mobile apps on Monday (Jun 2) afternoon. More than 1,000 reports were made on outage tracking site Downdetector since around 2 pm, mostly for mobile login and mobile banking issues. Digibank app customers were either unable to log in to their accounts, according to online forums and comments on DBS' Facebook page. In November 2023, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) imposed a six-month pause on non-essential activities on DBS, after it had repeated disruptions to its digital banking services. The Business Times has reached out to DBS for comments.