Banks are planning technical breaks for the weekend. It is worth preparing cash, because in some cases applications will be disabled and payment by card may be difficult.
Like every weekend, banks are preparing breaks in the provision of services, during which they carry out preventive maintenance and upload updates to their services. It is better to withdraw cash from an ATM earlier, as card transactions may be difficult, and access to applications and transaction services may be temporarily disabled.
mBank
The technical break in mBank will begin on Saturday at 12.00 and will last until 20.00. The operation of the service will concern the mBank Giełda application, and only it will be unavailable at this time.
BNP Paribas
At BNP Paribas, the technical break will begin on Friday at 22 and will last until 1 am. During this time, Blik payments, online payments such as PaybyLink and PaybyNet, PayU Express, mobile payments - parking and tickets, telephone transfer, express elixir, e-gov 500+ apps will be unavailable.
Credit Agricole
A break at Credit Agricole is scheduled for Saturday between 8:00 and 14:00. During this time, the electronic exchange office in the mobile application will not work.
PKO BP
The technical break at PKO BP bank will start at midnight on Sunday and will last until 2.45. IKO and iPKO applications will not work. Contactless phone transactions and BLIK payments will also not be processed. Difficulties will also affect Inteligo customers.
Toyota Bank
A break at Toyota Bank is scheduled for Sunday, from 7.00 to 12.00. At this time, difficulties may arise with access to the mobile application, website and authorization of card payments.
Santander Bank Poland
A technical break at Santander Bank Polska is scheduled for the night from Saturday to Sunday. Between 23:00 and 06:30 you will not be able to use the website and the mobile application.
Source: Wprost
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