Users of Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland are reporting outages online and when using their card at cashpoints.

According to Down Detector, users are experiencing problems with online banking, mobile banking and online logins.

Some are even reporting some of their accounts showing as missing.

Comments on Down Detector point to all online services having issues.

The outages have not been officially confirmed by Lloyds, Halifax or Bank of Scotland at this time.

Across Twitter, it appears many customers are experiencing the same problems, and have begun tweeting the banks for assistance.

One customer Tweeted: “can't log on via desktop, can't log on via mobile”.

Others have reported problems accessing banking apps, with the Halifax bank Twitter advising customers to try connecting with both WiFi and mobile data.

Another customer tweeted Halifax claiming they were unable to make bank transfers.

Another said: “Am I the only one having problems with the @LloydsBank app today?” which prompted replies from many concerned customers.

Late afternoon on Wednesday, November 17 reports on Down Detector began to decrease and all three Twitter accounts replied to customers reassuring that problems should now be fixed.

However, in the early hours of Thursday morning, November 18 the issues resurfaced and customers again took to Twitter to voice their issuers. 

One Twitter user said: "App not working, nor website!! Can see any of my accounts. all say n/a!!"

According to other user reports, customers have also been unable to check balances at cashpoints.

Responding to several customers' tweets, Halifax said: "We know some of you are having issues with Internet Banking. We're sorry for this. We're working to have it back to normal soon."