US EditionBancolombia Reported that Several of Its Services Present Faults and Are Not Available
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Colombian Bancolombia issued a new statement in which it stated that “all services are already available” and that the adjustments made worked correctly. Despite the announcement of normalization, the claims of users that report inconsistencies in their financial movements continue. Read more.
On the night of Saturday, February 21, Bancolombia had announced a maintenance of its mobile application, where several of its services would not be available. And although initially reported that it would be until Sunday, February 22, until 3:00 a.m., it took longer than expected. On social networks, hundreds of users reported failures in the system of the financial institution, could not make their payments and even others reported that they t…
Bancolombia: failures in the application complete more than 12 hours and these are the services available Agency Period... Lun, 23/02/2026 - 09:22 Banking entity explains what functions are still active after the fall of its app.
Problems with the app? Bancolombia is down again. We analyze the reasons for the failure, the official response and why it happens...
Bancolombia explains how to pay or what to do if there are strange transactions after failures in its app. PHOTO: Collage Valora Analitik The failures in the Bancolombia mobile app and in several of its digital channels ignited alerts among thousands of users who, from Sunday night and early morning on Monday, February 23, 2026, began to report problems to enter, see their balances or make transfers.
Since this Sunday, February 22, 2025, Bancolombia’s application is presenting flaws: it does not allow Nequi or other financial institutions to make transactions, nor is it possible to make payments for invoices or public services. Bloomberg Línea consulted the financial institution, owned by the Cibest Group, and pointed out that “the failure is in an IBM machine. They were to supply us with a machine for scheduled maintenance and that machine …
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