Lloyds Banking Group has revealed 447,936 Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers saw other people's transactions or had their data shared with others due to IT issues on March 12. The banking giant said 114,182 people clicked on other people's transactions when they became visible. The bank has so far paid out £139,000 in compensation to 3,625 customers for distress and inconvenience linked to the incident. The letter highlighted that the personal data of individuals who were not customers of Lloyds Banking Group had also been visible. 'The issue was quickly identified and resolved, and we've contacted customers whose transactions may have been visible for that short time.'

Source: Daily Mail March 27, 2026 17:42 UTC