Visa Says They're Now Operating At Close To Normal Levels
A hardware failure impacted card transactions across Europe yesterday
Visa says they're now operating at 'close to normal levels' after a hardware failure affected card transactions across Europe.
The company has apologised for the problem, adding they've no reason to believe it was associated with any hack or malicious event.
Rachel Rickard-Straus - consumer affairs editor at 'This Is Money' says it was unsettling for people heading into the bank holiday.
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