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TD Bank's and Santander Bank's mobile and online banking platforms appeared to temporarily crash on Wednesday morning as thousands are checking their accounts for any updates as to the deposit of their new coronavirus stimulus checks, according to social media.
“We are experiencing some technical difficulties,” a message on TD Bank’s mobile app stated. And the bank's website displayed a similar message that apologized for the inconvenience.
Users also reported experiencing similar issues with PNC’s virtual wallet and online banking platforms.
It was not immediately clear how many people were affected by the crashes or how long each lasted.
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A TD Bank spokesperson told FOX Business the issue was "resolved quickly."
Representatives from Santander Bank and PNC Bank did not immediately respond to FOX Business' request seeking comment.
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