A banking group said it is "working round the clock" to fix technical problems for NatWest customers before the weekend begins.
Large numbers of customers have been affected by the hitches since Wednesday, and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Group said that many will still only see Thursday's balances showing up on their accounts on Friday.
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