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  NatWest banking meltdown: Millions of customers unable to move money
  or pay bills as accounts freeze and wage payments fail to
  arrive
  
  
  Woman is stranded in Italy after NatWest card failed
  
  1,000 branches to stay open until 7pm to help customers
  
  Bank says no customers would be 'permanently out of pocket' but says nothing on covering penalty charges
  
  Experts warn more problems ahead for all UK banks in rush to offer new sophisticated payment methods
  
  By ANDREW OXLADE and YASMIN LAGGOUNE and CAMILLA CANOCCHI
  
  Updated: 20:13 GMT, 21 June 2012
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  NatWest customers were unable to move money or pay bills from their accounts today as a huge technical failure hit services.
  
  
  Others reported being unable to withdraw money because wages had failed to arrive in their accounts.
  
  
  As many as eight million people may have been affected, although some were reporting they still had access to their money.
  
  
  
  
  Disruption: Natwest customers reported problems with the bank's online
  services
  
  Account balances were also not being updated while
  some small business owners said they had been unable to pay staff.
  
  
  
  The banking group apologised to its customers for the problems and
  said it was working hard to fix them.
  
  But a spokesman admitted it was possible that the glitch
  could also affect customers expecting payments to be made into their
  accounts tonight.
  
  Asked whether it was possible that more account-holders will encounter problems tomorrow, the spokesman replied:
  'Potentially, but hopefully not.'
  
  The bank promised to keep 1,000 branches open until 7pm tonight in all major towns and cities to 'assist customers'.
  
  
  One branch in West London had closed its doors with only two
  members of staff outside telling customers that they would not know until tomorrow
  when services would be restored. They also said NatWest customers
  should only use the bank's own ATMs to guarantee being able to get money out.
  
  
  NatWest, which carries the new ad slogan 'Helpful Banking',
  has not said whether it will cover penalties imposed on its customers by
  third parties for late payments on credit cards and
  bills.
  
  
  WAS NATWEST'S NEW MOBILE PAYMENTS GIZMO TO BLAME?
  
  
  Last Wednesday, NatWest heralded a leap forward for its mobile phone
  payment technology.
  
  It launched a system - GetCash - that would allow people to take cash from an ATM without using their cash card, by making a request
  on their handset.
  
  They are sent a six digit pin number, after making the request, which can be entered at a cash machine.
  
  
  The aim, the bank said, was to help people who may have lost or forgotten their card or those
  who want to leave their wallet at home.
  
  It was made available to around two and-a-half million customers who
  already have the banking app on their phone - on iPhone, Android or
  BlackBerry Smartphones, and on the iPad.
  
  The launch comment from Ben Green, head of mobile at NatWest and RBS, well now have a sense or irony: 'We've heard countless stories from customers
  who've left their wallet behind, or parents who need a quick way to
  send money across to their children immediately.'
  
  
  
  NatWest, which is the main branch operation in the UK for the part-nationalised Royal Bank of Scotland group, said in a statement: 'This is a technical problem
  affecting a large number of NatWest and Ulster Bank customers, and a small number of RBS customers,
  including some of our business customers. 
  
  'It was caused by a failure of our systems to properly update customers' balances overnight.
  The main problem customers are having is that where people have had
  money go into their accounts overnight, there may be a delay in it
  showing up on their balance.
  
  'This is an unacceptable inconvenience for our customers, for which we apologise.
  We can assure our customers that this problem is strictly of a technical
  nature and will be fixed as soon as possible. We can also confirm that no customers
  will be permanently out of pocket as a result of this.'
  
  A spokeswoman declined to comment on whether this would also mean the bank
  would cover late payment penalties incurred as result of the account failures.
  
  
  The RBS group has 26million customers in the UK
  with nearly eight million holding NatWest current accounts.
  
  
  RBS-owned Ulster Bank in Northern Ireland, with 100,000 customers,
  is also affected. 
  
  The problems began at 8am, according to reports from customers.
  
  
  Hundreds of customers turned to NatWest's feedback website to
  voice their anger. One customer wrote: 'If my
  Direct Debits bounce as a result of my wages not showing, are you going to cover my charges &
  waiver your own for bounced payments please?'
  
  At 2.50pm, nearly seven hours after the problems began, NatWest added a statement to the page saying:
  'We continue to experience technical issues and are
  doing everything we can to resolve ASAP.
  
  'We recognise this has caused significant inconvenience.
  This is an unacceptable inconvenience for our customers for which we apologise.'
  
  Bob Spearman, from Petworth, West Sussex, told the BBC his tax credit payment had not
  been paid into his NatWest account.
  
  'We, like many other low-income families, live from week to week and the Child Tax Credit weekly payment is a lifeline on which we rely,' he said.
  
  
  Thousands more comments were posted on Twitter.
  
  
  Some people reported being unable to use their cards to make
  payments.
  
  Customer Kora-Lee Holmes said she was stranded in Venice, Italy, because
  she was unable to check out of her hotel because her
  NatWest card was not working.
  
  She wrote: 'Missed my flight home from Venice because Natwest's server problems
  mean I can't check out of my hotel. New flights = £200.'
  
  From 3.30pm, some customers reported that payments and salary payments were beginning to show in accounts.
  
  
  Following a breakdown in trust in banking, the industry has try to rebuilt its
  relationship with customers in recent years. NatWest launched
  a multi-million pound advertising campaign in 2010 to promote its Customer Charter.
  
  
  The 14-point charter included the commitment: 'If we make
  a mistake we will apologise and fix it, quickly and fairly.'
  
  That may give hope to those seeking compensation for late payment penalties that they may face.
  
  
  RBS shares shed 6p, or nearly 2.5 per cent, as the events
  unfolded, down from an intra-day high of 250p at midday.
  
  
  
  
  Helpful Banking: The 'Your Ideas' feedback page on the NatWest website
  
  
  'More problems ahead for all British banks'
  
  Last week, RBS-NatWest launched a mobile banking app that lets people to
  withdraw money from cash machines using their smartphone.
  
  
  
  It is the latest bank to offer such technology as
  the industry moves towards making smartphones digital wallets.
  
  
  But the rush to offer new technology may come at a price.
  
  
  Experts warned that customers of UK banks would increasingly face
  such problems because of the rush to deliver new and evermore
  sophisticated services.
  
  Daoud Fakhri, senior analyst at consultancy Datamonitor Financial Services,
  said: ‘This episode is emblematic of wider problems facing the banking sector as a whole.
  
  
  'Many providers, being early adopters of IT systems when the technology
  was still in its infancy, have been left saddled with inflexible core systems that are often several decades old,
  and that are increasingly unable to cope with the demands being placed on them.
  
  
  ‘The growing expectations of consumers around online and mobile banking means that the tensions between the provision of ever
  more sophisticated services and the capability of core systems to
  satisfy these demands are close to breaking point,
  and this increases the likelihood of episodes such as the NatWest mishap happening again.'
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