If you forgot your username, you can retrieve it by clicking on the Forgot username? link on the online banking login page. You will need to provide your email address and registered phone number to verify your identity.
To reset your password, go to the online banking login page and click on the Forgot password? link. You will be asked to provide your username, date of birth, and registered phone number for verification. Once verified, you can create a new password.
This error message is displayed when the HSBC website is undergoing maintenance. Please try accessing your online banking at a later time.
Yes, you can use your HSBC card for purchases and withdrawals abroad. However, please make sure to inform HSBC of your travel plans to avoid any blocks or restrictions on your card.
Your card may be declined for various reasons such as insufficient funds, incorrect PIN, suspected fraud, or a temporary block by HSBC. Check your account balance and try again. If the issue persists, contact HSBC customer service for assistance.
To report a lost or stolen card, call HSBC customer service immediately. You can also report it through online banking or the HSBC mobile app.
A security token is a physical device that generates a unique code for added security when accessing your online banking. You can request for a security token by logging into your online banking and going to the Services section.
Do not click on any links or provide any personal information. Forward the email to HSBC at
[email protected] and delete it immediately.
Yes, you can deposit checks using the HSBC mobile app. Simply open the app and select Deposit Checks under the Check Deposit section.
Log into your online banking and go to the Pay and Transfer section. Click on Add payee and follow the instructions to add a new payee for bill payments.
HSBC may require additional documentation to verify your identity and comply with regulatory requirements. You can upload the required documents through the online account opening process.
Yes, you can stop a payment by contacting HSBC customer service and requesting a stop payment. Please note that stop payments are not guaranteed and may incur a fee.
Log into your online banking and go to the Pay and Transfer section. Click on Transfer Money and select the accounts you wish to transfer funds between.
This error message is usually temporary and may be caused by high traffic on the HSBC website. Try accessing your online banking at a later time.
To set up a direct deposit, you will need to provide your employer with your HSBC account number and routing number. You can find this information by logging into your online banking or on your account statement.
HSBC credit cards charge a foreign transaction fee for purchases made in currencies other than your card's default currency. You can view the foreign transaction fee on your credit card terms and conditions.
Yes, you can use your HSBC credit card to make cash advances at ATMs. Please note that cash advances may incur additional fees and interest charges.
To dispute a transaction, log into your online banking and go to the Services section. Click on Dispute a Transaction and follow the instructions to submit a dispute.
Overdraft fees may be charged when you make a purchase or withdrawal that exceeds your available balance. Make sure to monitor your account balance and avoid overdrafts.
Log into your online banking, go to the Accounts section, and click on the account you wish to download a statement for. Under Quick Tools, select Download Statements and choose the desired statement period.
Yes, you can send wire transfers by logging into your online banking and selecting Send a Wire Transfer under the Transfers and Payments section. Please note that wire transfers may incur fees.
Log into your online banking, go to the Accounts section, and click on the account you wish to set up alerts for. Under Quick Tools, select Alerts and choose the type of alert you wish to receive.
This error message may occur if your HSBC card is not supported by the ATM or if there is a technical issue. Try using a different ATM or contact HSBC customer service for assistance.
Yes, you can make payments to your HSBC credit card through online banking by going to the Transfers and Payments section and selecting Make a Payment.
Log into your online banking and go to the Services section. Click on Update Contact Information and follow the instructions to update your address, phone number, or email.
You can find the nearest HSBC ATM or branch by using the online locator tool on the HSBC website.