[Over 9,800 UK Consumers Complain About Bank Restrictions on Cryptocurrency Transactions Across All 650 Parliamentary Constituencies] According to CoinDesk, the cryptocurrency advocacy group Stand With Crypto (SWC) reported that between May and August this year, UK consumers filed 10,092 complaints through its online tools regarding banks restricting cryptocurrency purchases, involving 9,800 users across all 650 parliamentary constituencies in the UK. Among the banks, Lloyds Banking Group (including Halifax and Bank of Scotland) received 2,297 complaints, accounting for approximately 23% of the total; Barclays and NatWest Group received 1,569 and 1,278 complaints respectively. SWC noted that some banks have explicit limits on cryptocurrency transfers, while banks such as Chase, Starling, and TSB are listed as institutions that completely prohibit such transactions. SWC also emphasized that the complaints came from consumers who actively used its online tools, and were not representative of bank customer surveys, so the actual complaint rates of each bank could not be directly judged from this.