
Peak of reports on Downdetector. The company confirms the interruption: "Funds and data safe"
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Revolut users in Italy and Europe have experienced access and operational issues.
Disservices in Italy and Europe for users of the online bank Revolut. On the Downdetector website there was a peak in malfunction reports (over 1,500) around 9am this morning, 40% of which concern access to the site, 39% the app and 11% the possibility of making bank transfers.
On social media the company confirms the problems and says: "We are currently experiencing a service interruption that is affecting multiple services. We can confirm that all of our customers' funds and data are safe. We have been working to resolve the issue since it was identified this morning and apologize to anyone affected by it and for any inconvenience caused."

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