Singapore DBS’s digital services hit days after MAS ban ends

The disruptions came two days after Singapore’s financial regulator announced an end to the six-month ban on non-essential activities it had imposed on the country’s biggest bank. — Reuters

Singapore’s DBS Bank Ltd reported disruptions to its Internet banking and payment services on May 2, days after a six-month action by the central bank over similar glitches ended.

“We are aware that our customers are experiencing issues with DBS/POSB digibank Online and Mobile, DBS PayLah!,” the bank said in a statement on Facebook on May 2. “We have identified the issue and have activated measures to recover the services.”