A Revolut spokesperson said the company had been working to resolve the issue since it was identified.

Multiple Google Cloud services experienced significant network disruptions at the company’s London data centre on Tuesday, affecting several online services across the United Kingdom.

British digital bank Revolut reported disruptions to multiple services, with a source close to the matter attributing the problems to the Google Cloud outage.

“Multiple Google Cloud services are experiencing elevated errors and intermittent network failures in europe-west2 region,” Google said in a service update referring to its London data centre.

UK Banks and Websites Report Problems

Internet service tracker Downdetector recorded hundreds of reports of problems affecting UK lenders Lloyds Bank and HSBC, property website Rightmove and postal service Royal Mail.

Google said the incident began at 06:08 GMT on Tuesday. However, the company did not immediately provide a reason for the disruption.

Revolut Says Customer Funds and Data Are Safe

A Revolut spokesperson said the company had been working to resolve the issue since it was identified.

“We apologise to anyone affected and for any inconvenience caused,” the spokesperson said.

The company also reassured customers that their funds and personal information remained secure.

“We can confirm that all our customers’ money and data are safe,” the spokesperson added.

Google said its engineering team was continuing to investigate the incident but had not yet disclosed the cause of the network failures.