"Some people are being told that their card is not serviced": a major bank in the Urals has stopped processing payments
Customers of the Ural bank "Agropromkredit" complained about service disruptions. Its ATMs stopped reading cards, and the Fast Payment System became unavailable to users.
— The bank is not on the transfer lists. You cannot transfer money from an account to another bank. When logging into the app it displays an apology message. Some employees were able to withdraw cash from an ATM. For some it says the card is not serviced. Payments in stores are still available. Everyone who receives their salary into accounts at this bank is in a panic. The largest numbers of employees are in Tyumen and Kurgan, a Yekaterinburg resident told the E1RU portal.
Mass outages began after the bank was added to the prosecutor's list for the nationalization of the assets of oligarchs Artem Bikov and Alexey Bobrov.
— Some of the Bank's services, including the Fast Payment System (SBP) and card payments, may be unavailable. The bank is taking the necessary measures to restore services to full operation as soon as possible. We will announce the resumption of services on the official website. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience, Agropromkredit said.
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"Some people are being told that their card is not serviced": a major bank in the Urals has stopped processing payments
Customers of the Ural bank Agropromkredit complained about service disruptions. Its ATMs stopped reading cards, and the fast payment system became unavailable to users.