Barclays bank customers have been warned to be vigilant after the issues left people struggling to access up-to-date figures

Barclays customers are experiencing intermittent errors with payments and transfers for a second day after serious IT problems that also affected the bank's app and online banking. Customers have told the BBC they are unable to make essential transactions, ranging from buying baby milk to completing a house move.

People with Barclays accounts were unable to access their funds or use online banking due to a technical issue over the weekend - the bank has now apologised

And on the evening of Monday, February 3, CEO of Barclays UK, Vim Maru, sent out an email to customers. He apologised for the issue and admitted that it took 'longer than we hoped' to fix.

Barclays customers that have been left out of pocket following the bank's technical issues at the end of last month can try and reclaim their lost funds, according to Martin Lewis ' Money Saving Expert. The first reports of lengthy delays in sending or recieving payments were made on January 31 and have dragged on for several days.

Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert team has issued advice to Barclays customers who have been left out of pocket