It has been more than three weeks since Vystar Credit Union rolled out its new online banking platform leading to a major outage and lots of angry customers.

It has been nearly two weeks since VyStar began experiencing issues with online banking.

As the Vystar outage continues, customers are asking the News4JAX I-TEAM if their money is safe in a Vystar account.

For 10 days now, VyStar Credit Union has been dealing with an outage of its online and mobile banking.

An outage of VyStar Credit Union’s web and mobile banking platforms is now on day 5.

An outage of VyStar Credit Union’s web and mobile banking platforms is now on day 5.

Some details reported by CNET, an American media website that publishes news on technology and consumer electronics, were used in this report. Find that story here: https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/online-banking-struggling-as-people-check-for-coronavirus-stimulus-checks/Dozens of financial institutions are reporting outages or issues for customers attempting to access online and mobile banking accounts. The trouble with banking services comes the same day the IRS released 80 million coronavirus stimulus payments of at least $1,200, Wednesday. Banks reporting outages included Chase, Capital One, PNC Bank, US Bank and Navy Federal, as well as the app Cash App. Web outage monitoring site Down Detector also shows a spike in outages for these and other online banking services, like Walmart Money Card.