HSBC's online banking services have "fully recovered" after a cyber attack on Friday, the bank has said.
The attempted 'denial of service' attacks disrupted internet and mobile banking for most of the day.
HSBC users have been complaining that they are still unable to access their online banking accounts, with today being payday for many.
People vented their frustration on Twitter.
In a statement issued on their official Twitter feed, HSBC said: "We are working hard to restore services, and normal service is now being resumed. We apologise for any inconvenience."
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