“We constantly want to provide you with the highest quality services and solutions. For this reason, we need to modernize our systems, which is why we will shut down the bank on the weekend of November 18-19 this year,” mBank wrote announcing the technical break. The bank warns that most operations will not be carried out during certain hours on the night from Saturday to Sunday.
mBank is taking a big technical break this weekend. “We will turn off the bank”
Technical breaks covering most customers are scheduled to start at midnight from Saturday to Sunday. For two hours (until 2 a.m. on Sunday), BLIK phone transfers and express transfers will not work. The services will be disabled for both customers using the transaction website in a browser and in a mobile application.
At. At 2:10 on the same day, the next phase of technical work will begin. Until 7:15 on Sunday you will not be able to pay by card, you will not be able to pay by card in stationary stores or withdraw cash from an ATM. Until 9, online payments will not work.
On November 19, from 2:10 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., mBank will disable the ability to log in to your account on the Internet and in the smartphone application. The bank will not accept any applications during this time. They will also not be able to be submitted via mLinia. Moreover, on November 18, between 6:55 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., it will not be possible to log in to eMakler and brokerage mobile applications.
mBank asks customers to complete all important transfers and pay the necessary fees in advance. If we plan to spend Saturday night and Sunday morning away from home, it is better to have some cash with us. The bank promises that the system interruption will give technicians time to make changes that will allow them to “develop the products and services we use at the bank.”
Source: Gazeta
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