Singapore: Top bank services disrupted, affecting Internet and mobile banking


SINGAPORE, July 4 (The Straits Times/ANN): Customers of UOB found themselves unable to access the bank's Internet and mobile banking services on Sunday (July 4).

The disruption began just before noon, preventing customers from logging in via the banking app UOB Mighty.

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