
Customers of ING Bank Śląski must take into account difficulties in using ATMs and cash deposit machines.
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Banks regularly conduct overnight maintenance breaks to update software and hardware.
Night service break of ING Bank Śląski
Customers of ING Bank Śląski must expect difficulties in using ATMs and cash deposit machines on the night from Sunday to Monday, from November 8 to 9.
According to the bank, the restrictions will apply between: 1:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. During this time, there may be problems with withdrawing cash from ATMs and depositing money in cash deposit machines.
Customers planning cash transactions should complete them before the break begins or after its end.
We update software and hardware periodically. This results in temporary unavailability of some services and systems. That's why we do it when our customers' activity is the lowest. Most often at night, but it is not always possible. If you notice that something is not working as it should, don't panic. If it is night, it is very possible that one of the service breaks is in progress and in a few hours everything will return to normal (...). We apologize for the inconvenience and ask for your understanding - informs ING Bank Śląski.
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