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Thousands of American users faced issues with San Francisco-based Wells Fargo’s (WFC) online accounts on Monday morning.
According to reports on the service-tracking website Downdetector, more than 1,450 issue reports were raised at around 10:54 AM EST about the American multinational bank’s online services being down.

About 81% of the issues reported were related to account login, while 16% were related to account balance or transaction issues, and another 2% were around trading and brokerage problems, as per Downdetector.
At the time of writing, Wells Fargo services appeared to have resumed, with baseline issue reports falling to below 20 on Downdetector.

The bank is yet to issue an official response on the outage.
However, users on Downdetector reported that the company’s online services, including the website and mobile application, were down, with an error message that indicated its system was temporarily unavailable.
"We're sorry, our system is temporarily unavailable," one user said, quoting Wells Fargo’s error response on its website.
Other reports indicated that the bank's official online banking portal also directed customers to access ATMs, branch locations or phone support for account access.
On Stocktwits, one retail user raised concerns over their inability to log into the bank’s online account.
The user said they were unable to sign into their account and asked whether anyone else had a similar problem.
Meanwhile, message volume around the stock remained at ‘normal’ levels.
Shares of WFC have declined more than 19% this year.
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