Philippines’ oldest bank hit with errors – yet again


In an advisory posted on its Twitter account, BPI said some automated teller machines, cash deposit machines, points of sale and eCommerce debit transactions from Dec 30 and 31 were posted twice.

MANILA: Bank of the Philippine Islands’ (BPI) Internet and mobile banking services went offline yesterday, following double postings of some debit transactions, prompting the country’s central bank to order the lender to reverse the errors.

In an advisory posted on its Twitter account, the lender, the oldest in the Philippines and the rest of South-East Asia, said some automated teller machines, cash deposit machines, points of sale and eCommerce debit transactions from Dec 30 and 31 were posted twice.

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