HSBCnet Mobile app: Frequently Asked Questions (2024)

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HSBCnet Mobile app: Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What tasks can be performed on HSBCnet Mobile?
  2. You can do the following on HSBCnet Mobile:

  • View account balances and recent transactions
  • Authorise Priority Payments, Payments in the Eurozone, Inter-Account Transfers, ACH Credits/Debits, Bill Payments and File Level payment instructions
  • Receive notification of payments ready for authorisation via My Alerts
  • Authorise cross-border payments and book foreign exchange rates with Get Rate
  • Create Priority Payments, Inter-Account Transfers, and Bill Payments to existing beneficiaries*
  • Track the status of your payments and trade transactions and see if you need to take further action*
  • The HSBCnet Mobile app features the following additional services:

  • Authorise Import Documentary Credit (DC), Import Bill instructions and Import Loans*
  • View Receivables Finance accounts, recent transactions, exchange messages, and draw payments*

* Specific services not available in all countries. When you log on to HSBCnet Mobile, only those services for which you are permitted and are enabled in your country will be visible.

Any related limits and permissions are the same as when using the main HSBCnet site.

  • How much does HSBCnet Mobile cost?
  • HSBCnet Mobile does not carry a specific product cost. However, when using HSBCnet Mobile you are subject to any fees that may be charged by your mobile service provider for browser-related services used to access HSBCnet Mobile.

  • What mobile devices does HSBCnet Mobile support?
  • Currently, HSBCnet Mobile (via Web Browser) supports smartphone devices that use the following operating systems: iOS (iPhone), Android, Blackberry and Windows.

    The HSBCnet Mobile app is available for iPhone and Android based smartphones.

    Biometric technology is available for logging on to HSBCnet Mobile on supported devices in select countries. To learn more about biometric sign-on for HSBCnet Mobile, please review the HSBCnet Mobile User Guide.

    HSBCnet has verified the compatibility of these Mobile devices and their most recent operating systems for use with HSBCnet Mobile. To ensure that you get optimal use of the services available in HSBCnet Mobile, update your smartphone's operating system regularly.

    Please note that HSBCnet functionality may perform normally using other operating systems, but compatibility cannot be confirmed at this time. For more information about your device, please refer to your user manual or contact the manufacturer for assistance.

    At this time, the HSBCnet Mobile tablet app is not available for use on iPads or Android based tablets. HSBCnet Mobile will support additional Mobile devices in the future.

  • Is HSBCnet Mobile secure?
  • Similar to accessing the main HSBCnet site, HSBCnet Mobile implements the same security measures to protect your information and accounts, including:

    • Secure logon: Two-factor authentication method ensures identification integrity and mitigates key-logging and denial-of-service risks on user credentials.
    • Encryption: HSBCnet Mobile uses Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption technology to encrypt sessions between you and the Bank. HSBC currently supports TLS versions 1.2 and above.
    • Session time-out: Similar to using HSBCnet on a computer, if you forget to log out, or your mobile device remains inactive for a period of time, the session will be logged off automatically.
  • How can I help make sure my HSBCnet Mobile session is secure?
  • In addition to your obligation to comply with the HSBCnet security procedures, you must ensure you also comply with the additional security requirements that relate to HSBCnet Mobile on your mobile device and include:

    • Do not store your HSBCnet user or profile details on your mobile device.
    • Make sure that your mobile device is updated with the latest anti-virus and anti-spyware software.
    • Avoid sharing your mobile device with others.
    • Avoid using devices not on the approved list to access HSBCnet Mobile.
    • Do not leave your mobile device unattended after logging on to HSBCnet Mobile.
    • For added peace of mind, choose the Logout button when you are finished with HSBCnet Mobile.
    • To prevent unauthorised access to your mobile device, enable its automatic passcode lock feature.
    • Use default browsers originally provided with your mobile device.
    • Avoid using an unlocked mobile devices or a device with any unauthorised modifications when using HSBCnet Mobile.
    • Avoid installing applications on your mobile device from unknown sources.
    • When connecting to a wireless network using your mobile device, use only trusted networks or service providers and enable additional security protection, such as Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), if possible.
  • I don’t have my HSBCnet Security Device with me. Can I log on to HSBCnet Mobile?
  • For your own protection, it is necessary for you to use either your physical HSBCnet Security Device or mobile authentication to log on to your HSBCnet profile.

    To learn more about log on options for HSBCnet Mobile, please review HSBCnet Mobile User Guide.

  • Can I log on to HSBCnet Mobile from any country that I travel to?
  • Please check with your mobile device’s service provider to determine your phone coverage. Additionally, in order to comply with regulatory obligations, HSBC does not allow access to HSBCnet from certain countries that are subject to sanction programmes. This also applies to HSBCnet Mobile.

  • What accounts can be viewed through HSBCnet Mobile?
  • All accounts that you would normally be permitted to view through the main HSBCnet site are available via HSBCnet Mobile.

  • What payments can I authorise on HSBCnet Mobile?
  • Most payments that you would normally be permitted to authorise through the main HSBCnet site may be authorised through HSBCnet Mobile. HSBCnet Mobile simply offers a streamlined authorisation process.

  • How do I know if my mobile phone meets the access requirements for HSBCnet Mobile?
  • In order to determine your mobile device’s operating system, please refer to your phone’s instruction manual or contact the manufacturer for assistance. If you need to upgrade your device, contact your mobile phone service provider for details on how to upgrade.

    See Also: Supported devices and hardware requirements

  • I can’t access the mobile app on a jailbroken/rooted device. What should I do?
  • Since jailbroken/rooted devices are compromised, they may be less secure and may be vulnerable to fraudulent activities. To protect your online banking activity, you will not be allowed to access the HSBCnet Mobile app from these devices. In order to continue using our mobile banking services, use an alternative device to download the HSBCnet app or contact your mobile device service provider to restore the device to the manufacturer’s default settings. To understand any risks associated with changing your device’s settings, refer to your device’s user manual or contact the manufacturer for assistance.

  • Will the app always be available?
  • The app may be withdrawn at any time by Apple, Google™ or HSBC. If the app is withdrawn, we will do our best to notify you. We may update the app at any time and you may be required to download the updated app to continue using HSBCnet Mobile.

  • How do I make sure I have logged off HSBCnet Mobile?
  • Closing your app or switching off your phone will not necessarily end your HSBCnet session. We recommend that you always select the Logout button from inside the app.

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    HSBC Group Head Office
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    London UK E14 5HQ

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    We maintain strict security standards and procedures to prevent unauthorised access to information about you. HSBC will never contact you by email or otherwise ask you to validate personal information, such as your username, password or account numbers. If you receive such a request, please call your local HSBCnet customer support. Links within our emails will only take you to information pages.

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    HSBCnet Mobile app: Frequently Asked Questions (2024)

    FAQs

    What security questions does HSBC ask on the phone? ›

    The information we ask for might include date of birth, address, and mother's maiden name. We will also ask for two digits from your personal HSBC security number.

    What is the difference between HSBC Connect and HSBCnet? ›

    Our secure, online platform HSBCnet is built for your day-to-day banking needs, while HSBC Connect lets you automate and simplify your payments, processing, reporting and reconciliation. Need more flexibility? Our Open Banking API makes it easy to connect your supported systems and solutions.

    Can I log into HSBCnet without a security device? ›

    Unless you're set up with Mobile authentication by your System Administrator, you need your HSBCnet Security Device to log on to the HSBCnet Mobile app.

    How do I turn off biometric authentication on HSBCnet? ›

    Select 'Settings' from the menu in the app to view all of your Face ID enabled devices. Select 'Deactivate' or 'Remove' to disable Face ID for a specific device. Please note that this only deactivates Face ID logon for the HSBCnet Mobile app.

    What security questions do banks ask on phone? ›

    A three-question check comprehensively tests a caller's identity. Most call centres ask for an account or reference number, then the customer's name, and then their address, postcode or date of birth. The question asked as the third part of such a check may vary depending on the business of the contact centre.

    What are common security questions? ›

    Here are examples of some common security questions:
    • In what city were you born?
    • What is the name of your favorite pet?
    • What is your mother's maiden name?
    • What high school did you attend?
    • What was the name of your elementary school?
    • What was the make of your first car?
    • What was your favorite food as a child?
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    How does HSBCnet work? ›

    Through HSBCnet, you can make a variety of payments, such as wire transfers, inter-account transfers, high or low value, local and cross-border transactions. For your international priority payments and transfers, you can enjoy the visibility of live FX rates at the point of payment or transfer using the Get Rate tool.

    What is HSBCnet used for? ›

    HSBCnet offers a comprehensive suite of flexible online financial solutions – all designed to help you increase productivity and manage your cash flow. With real-time global account access and customisable setup features, you stay in control over of the finances at every level of your organisation.

    How do I access HSBCnet? ›

    When your company provides you access to HSBCnet, an email is sent by the designated HSBCnet System Administrator inviting you to join HSBCnet. Although the process is simple and straightforward, we have provided a guide that shows you how to use the link in your invitation email to begin the profile setup process.

    How secure is HSBC mobile app? ›

    Frequently Asked Questions. Is this app secure? HSBC Internet Banking provides a high level of security whether you log on using a desktop computer or a mobile device. However, as always it is your responsibility to take all reasonable precautions to prevent the fraudulent use of your security information.

    How to set up HSBCnet mobile app? ›

    To activate your mobile device:
    1. Log on to the HSBCnet Mobile app with your Security Device.
    2. Go to the menu and select 'Settings'.
    3. Switch on the 'Mobile authentication' option and follow the on-screen prompts to set up your device and PIN.

    Can you use HSBC app without secure key? ›

    You will be able to access online banking without the Secure Key with limited service only. To maintain security your Secure Key must be used when updating your personal information or if you wish to make payments.

    Can I use Face ID for the HSBC app? ›

    When you enable Touch ID or Face ID on your IOS device, now or in the future, then this biometric information can be used to log on to the HSBC Business Banking app. You should only enable Touch ID or Face ID if you're the only person who has registered fingerprints on your device.

    Do bank apps use facial recognition? ›

    For example, many banks use face recognition to authenticate a customer's identity for mobile or online banking applications.

    Why is my bank app not Recognising my fingerprint? ›

    Make sure you're holding your fingerprint or phone in the same way you initially registered your biometrics. Make sure that at least one of the fingerprints you have enrolled or your FaceID on your device is still valid. Confirm that your device hardware is not malfunctioned by testing the authentication in other Apps.

    How do I know if a call from HSBC is genuine? ›

    We'll never call and ask you for personal details or full passwords, PINs or security codes. A scammer may ask you to: transfer money to a 'safe account' or a known beneficiary as your account has been compromised.

    What questions do banks ask to verify identity? ›

    To verify a bank account of a customer, financial institutions will request information like the account holder's name, bank account number, and routing number. They'll check these details against other customer documentation to ensure that there are no inconsistencies.

    What do you know about HSBC bank interview questions? ›

    General HSBC Interview Questions
    • What are your career goals?
    • Are you willing to relocate to a new city?
    • Why did you apply for this position?
    • This role may require you to work long hours. ...
    • What was the greatest challenge you faced in your previous role?
    • What value can you add to HSBC?
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    What is security question and answer in banking? ›

    Security Question & Answer means an answer used to verify the identity of a User when the User resets the User's Compliant Password.

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