Lloyds Bank app glitch enabled customers to view others' transactions

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Lloyds Banking Group App Glitch Exposes Customer Transactions On March 12, 2026, customers of Lloyds Banking Group, which includes Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland, experienced a significant app glitch that allowed them to view incorrect transactions, including those of other users. The issue was attributed to a technical malfunction, leading to concerns about the security of personal financial data. Users reported seeing details such as full names, postcodes, and transaction histories that did not belong to them, raising privacy concerns. Lloyds acknowledged the problem and advised customers to refrain from making transactions until the issue was resolved. The extent of the impact remains unclear, with no specific number of affected users provided. The Information Commissioner's Office was contacted for clarification on whether the incident was reported for data protection review. As of the latest updates, Lloyds has not provided further details on the cause of the glitch or the timeline for resolution. 7 sources 52