• • • • • Note: - During 2013, we had sent new Security Device tokens with enhanced security features to our Internet Banking customers and requested them to activate the new tokens. If you have not yet activated your new security device token, we urge you to do the needful at the earliest and enjoy uninterrupted Internet Banking services. If you have not received or are unable to trace your new Security device token, or if you need assistance to activate the same, please call our HSBC India numbers. Enhanced security for worry-free online banking We are delighted to introduce a new Security Device for Internet Banking. The new Security Device, together with the enhanced new generation Security Code, brings to you a new level of convenient and efficient online banking services. Also, the lean design of the device makes it easy to carry wherever you are travelling We really hope you enjoy banking online with HSBC India's Internet Banking. Fraud protection With the new Security Device you have an extra layer of protection. You need your PIN number and your personal Security Device to log on. Simple to use Just switch it on, enter your Security Device PIN and it'll give you a unique, onetime 4-6 digit security code each time. It is as simple as that. Peace of mind Secure Device gives you greater peace of mind because you have this extra layer of security. Slim and portable The lean design of the device makes it easy to carry wherever you are travelling. You can take it with you and log on to your HSBC Internet Banking where you are. If you are still using the old security device, for more information. The green button - for generating security codes. Press and hold for 2 seconds to turn on the device. Enter your PIN. Press once to delete one character, press and hold to clear the screen. After you've entered your PIN and you see the 'HSBC' screen, press the green button again to generate a log on security code. For more information on Online Security, please visit In case you have any queries on Internet Banking, just call HSBC India. HSBC Online Banking activation We're currently making improvements to our Online Banking service. If you registered for Online Banking prior to the 17th December 2014 it's not possible for you to activate your existing Secure Key and you will need to re-start your. If you registered for Online Banking after this date, please log on to Online Banking entering your username, memorable answer and your password, from here you will be prompted to activate your Secure Key. We apologise for any inconvenience which this delay may cause. Once you are, we look forward to introducing you to Online Banking, including the exciting enhancements we're working on now. • It's accessed through the HSBC Mobile Banking app so there's no need to carry a Secure Key with you • Secure - Our offers a higher level of security which will help protect you from online fraud • Easy to use - enter your Digital Secure Key password on the HSBC Mobile Banking app and you're ready to bank on the go • Use your Digital Secure Key to log on to mobile and Online Banking • Touch ID - log on using your fingerprint. Available with Digital Secure Key and iPhone 5s or above Need help setting up or switching to a Digital Secure Key? • It's about the same size as a credit card so it should easily fit in a wallet or purse. You can take it with you and log on to Online Banking anywhere you choose • Secure - Our offers a higher level of security, which will help protect you from online fraud • Easy to use - Just switch it on, enter your Secure Key PIN and it'll give you a unique, one-off six digit passcode to use each time you log on • Use your Secure Key to log on to Online Banking Need help setting up or switching to a physical Secure Key? • The Secure Key is used as part of the two factor authentication process. It offers a higher level of security, which will help protect you from Online Banking fraud • You will choose your own PIN or password to access your Secure Key • Secure Key gives you greater peace of mind because you have this extra layer of security • A unique code will be generated and displayed on your Secure Key, this should only be seen by you • Your Secure Key can be used to log on and to access our full range of Online Banking services. Why is the Bank making me use a Secure Key? Both the physical Secure Key and Digital Secure Key are used as part of the. Your Secure Key generates a new security code frequently to help ensure only you can access your accounts. The Digital Secure Key has been designed to work as part of the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app for supported operating systems and devices. This means that you do not need to carry a physical Secure Key with you, offering a more convenient way to access our full range of. Also, the Digital Secure Key can only be used on your chosen device, which provides you with an additional level of security. How does the Secure Key work? The Secure Keys brings an additional level of protection to our online customers. Once activated, it is uniquely linked to you and can be used to log on to Online Banking and the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app. It will generate a security code which we will validate when used to log on. For your security, this security code will only be valid for a short period of time. We also have some helpful which show you how to activate your choice of Secure Key and how to log on to Online Banking and the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app using your Secure Key. Do I have to use my Secure Key every time I log on? In the following months we will be providing you with more options to log on securely. If you are not registered for Online Banking you can choose between a physical Secure Key or a Digital Secure Key and we will also ask you to set up a password so that you can access limited when you don't have your Secure Key with you. If you are already registered for Online Banking, we will contact you to let you know when you can choose to switch to a Digital Secure Key and if you are not already a customer we will ask you to set up a password, so that you can access limited if you don't have your Secure Key with you. What will I be able to do with limited access to Online Banking services? You'll be able to log on to Online Banking if you don't have your Secure Key with you, by doing this you will have limited access to. What do I do if I do not have my Secure Key with me? If you have a password for limited access to you'll be able to log on to Online Banking if you don't have your Secure Key with you. If you have not set up your password for limited access to you can call who will be happy to help. Can I have a second Secure Key, one for work and one for home? In the following months we will be providing you with more options to log on securely, we will let you know when you can choose to switch to a Digital Secure Key and when you will be able to have limited access to. To maintain the security and integrity of the system, only one Secure Key can be activated and linked to each customer. You have the choice of either a physical Secure Key or a Digital Secure Key. The physical Secure Key has been designed so that it is small enough to carry in a wallet or purse with your cards or attached to a key ring. The Digital Secure Key is accessed through the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app, so you will not need to carry a physical Secure Key with you. If you have a password for limited access to you'll be able to log on to Online Banking if you don't have your Secure Key with you. If you have not set up your password for limited access to you can call who will be happy to help. Why do I have to use my Secure Key to validate transactions? When you are making a payment to a new beneficiary you will need to use your Secure Key, this is to authorise the payment. The unique code that is generated by your Secure Key ensures that no one can change the destination of the payment fraudulently. Do I have to use my Secure Key to validate all payments? When you are making a payment to a new beneficiary you will need to use your Secure Key, this is to authorise the payment. The unique code that is generated by your Secure Key ensures that no one can change the destination of the payment fraudulently. I have not received my Secure Key If you have requested a physical Secure Key, please allow 5-7 days to receive this in the post. If you have not received your physical Secure Key after 7 days you can call who will arrange for a replacement physical Secure Key to be sent to you. If you have chosen a Digital Secure Key, you will be prompted to activate it next time you log on to the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app. What happens if I do not want to use a Secure Key? HSBC sees all its customers using a Secure Key as a fundamental part of its strategy to keep them safe online. Why does my Secure Key keep switching off? The physical Secure Key has been designed to power off after a given period of time to preserve battery life. In most scenarios this will be 30 seconds. We suggest only switching it on and entering your PIN just before you need to use it. I am likely to be away from home when my Secure Key arrives You have 30 days to activate your Secure Key. If you have requested a physical Secure Key and need to change your address for where this needs to be sent, please call who will be happy to help. When the Digital Secure key is available to you, you will be able to activate it using the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app. Why do I have to set up a PIN or password on my Secure Key? You will be asked to set up a PIN for your physical Secure Key and a Digital Secure Key password for your Digital Secure Key. This is to help prevent someone else from generating a security code using your Secure Key. What if I forget or lock one of my log on details? You can reset your log on details online by providing answers to your security questions and other log on details. Simply follow the appropriate links on the log on pages. What if I forget all my log on details? You can reset your log on details by following the appropriate links on the log on pages, from here you can provide us with your new security details. You will then be asked to contact us so we can identify you and update your Online Banking details to allow you to log on. Can I change any of my log on details in the future? You can change any of your log on security details by selecting 'Change my Personal Security Details' and 'Edit Profile' from the options in the left hand menu when you are logged on to Online Banking. If you would like to change your 'physical Secure Key PIN', you will need to do this when you log on. Simply select 'Forgot your Secure Key PIN?' Link during log on and follow the on screen prompts. If you would like to change your Digital Secure Key password, select 'Forgotten Digital Secure Key password' on the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app log on Screen. As good online security practice, we recommend you change these security details at least every 90 days. How long does the battery last? Your physical Secure Key's battery should last five years under average use. The device will warn you when the battery is low. At that point, please contact us and we will send you a replacement. This will avoid you losing any access to our service. What happens if I lose my Secure Key or it breaks? If your physical Secure Key is lost or broken, please to arrange for a replacement to be sent to you. How long will it take for a replacement Secure Key to arrive? If you have requested a physical Secure Key, please allow 5-7 days to receive this in the post. If you have not received your physical Secure Key after 7 days you can call who will arrange for a replacement physical Secure Key to be sent to you. If you have chosen a Digital Secure Key, you will be prompted to activate it next time you log on to the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app. I have received my Secure Key and it is not working? We have a handy guide on how to resolve issues with your physical. If I report my Secure Key as lost and then find it, can I use it? For security, once you tell us you have lost your Secure Key, we will immediately de-activate it to prevent fraudulent access to your accounts. If you request a replacement physical Secure Key please allow 5-7 days for this to be received in the post. If you have chosen a Digital Secure Key, and subsequently found your mobile device which you thought was lost or stolen, you will need to re-activate your Digitial Secure Key. We have a helpful on how you can do this. What do I do with my old Secure Key, is it recyclable? Around 60 percent of our physical Secure Key's component parts are recyclable. We will arrange for all physical Secure Keys that are returned to us to be dismantled into their component parts and recycled. All non-recyclable parts will be handled in accordance with EU regulations. Where possible, old or broken physical Secure Keys should be disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner. You can do this by dropping it off at any HSBC branch or posting it back to us or dispose of it locally using the options that may be available through your local recycling centres. It should be noted that these devices should not be disposed of with your normal household waste. Why are you introducing Digital Secure Key? HSBC takes the security of its Online Banking customers very seriously. In the face of increasingly sophisticated online threats, the Secure Key gives valuable added protection. The Secure Key is used as part of the process and it generates a new security code frequently to help ensure only you can access your accounts. We have introduced the Digital Secure Key to provide you with an alternative to the physical Secure Key. This means that you do not need to carry a physical Secure Key with you offering a more convenient way to access our full range of. What are the differences between Digital Secure Key and physical Secure Key? Both the physical Secure Key and Digital Secure Key are used as part of the process. Your Secure Key generates a new security code frequently to help ensure only you can access your accounts. The Digital Secure Key has been designed to work as part of the HSBC Mobile Banking app for supported operating systems and devices. This means that you do not need to carry a physical Secure Key with you, offering a more convenient way to access our full range of. Also, the Digital Secure Key can only be used on your chosen device, which provides you with an additional level of security. What does limited access to Online Banking service mean? Whether you choose to log on to Online Banking using a physical Secure Key or Digital Secure Key, you can still log on if you don't have your Secure Key with you. You can access a range of, such as view your balances, access your statements and make payments to existing beneficiaries. A higher level of security will be required for some, such as paying someone for the first time, sending a secure e-message and applying for certain products. You will be asked to use your Secure Key security code before carrying out these requests. In some cases you may be asked to log back in with your Secure Key. Can I have a Secure Key as well as a Digital Secure Key? In the following months we will be providing you with more options to log on securely, we will let you know when you can choose to switch to a Digital Secure Key and when you will be able to have limited access to. To maintain the security and integrity of the system, only one Secure Key can be activated and linked to each customer. You have the choice of either a physical Secure Key or a Digital Secure Key. The physical Secure Key has been designed so that it is small enough to carry in a wallet or purse with your cards or attached to a key ring. The Digital Secure Key is accessed through the HSBC Mobile Banking app, so you will not need to carry a physical Secure Key with you. If you have a password for limited access to you'll be able to log on to Online Banking if you don't have your Secure Key with you. If you have not set up your password for limited access to you can call who will be happy to help. How do the Secure Key and Digital Secure Key actually work? Both Secure Keys work by generating a security code that you will need to enter and we'll validate when you log on to Online Banking. Each unique security code is only valid for a limited period of time and will allow you full access to all. What are the benefits of a Digital Secure Key over a Secure Key? Most people carry their phone with them when they're out and about, so if you've got a compatible smartphone, a Digital Secure Key means you don't have to remember to carry an additional item. If you use our HSBC Mobile Banking app, the Digital Secure Key will make logging on to your HSBC Mobile Banking app quick and easy - you can also use it to log on to Online Banking. Can I use Mobile Banking as well as Online Banking with either a Secure Key or a Digital Secure Key? Whether you prefer Mobile Banking via the HSBC Mobile Banking app or Online Banking, both the Secure Key and Digital Secure Key will work for you. What happens if I do not have my Secure Key or Digital Secure Key with me? Can I use someone else's? In the following months we will be providing you with more options to log on securely, we will let you know when you can choose to switch to a Digital Secure Key and when you will be able to have limited access to. To maintain the security and integrity of the system, only one Secure Key can be activated and linked to each customer. You have the choice of either a physical Secure Key or a Digital Secure Key. The physical Secure Key has been designed so that it is small enough to carry in a wallet or purse with your cards or attached to a key ring. The Digital Secure Key is accessed through the HSBC Mobile Banking app, so you will not need to carry a physical Secure Key with you. If you have a password for limited access to you'll be able to log on to Online Banking if you don't have your Secure Key with you. If you have not set up your password for limited access to you can call who will be happy to help. Why introduce limited Online Banking access? Whether you choose to log on to Online Banking using a physical Secure Key or Digital Secure Key, you can still log on if you don't have your Secure Key with you. You can access a range of, such as view your balances, access your statements and make payments to existing beneficiaries. A higher level of security will be required for some, such as paying someone for the first time, sending a secure e-message and applying for certain products. You will be asked to use your Secure Key security code before carrying out these requests. In some cases you may be asked to log back in with your Secure Key. Is not having a Secure Key less secure than using my Secure Key? A higher level of security will be required for some, such as paying someone for the first time, sending a secure e-message and applying for certain products so you will be asked to use your Secure Key security code before carrying out the request. In some cases you may be asked to log back in with your Secure Key. When will I need limited access to Online Banking? A higher level of security will be required for some, such as paying someone for the first time, sending a secure e-message and applying for certain products so you will be asked to use your Secure Key security code before carrying out the request. In some cases you may be asked to log back in with your Secure Key. What will I be able to do if I log on without a Secure Key? What won't I be able to do? Whether you choose to log on to Online Banking using a physical Secure Key or Digital Secure Key, you can still log on if you don't have your Secure Key with you. You can access a range of, such as view your balances, access your statements and make payments to existing beneficiaries. A higher level of security will be required for some, such as paying someone for the first time, sending a secure e-message and applying for certain products. You will be asked to use your Secure Key security code before carrying out these requests. In some cases you may be asked to log back in with your Secure Key. I'm going to have difficulty using the buttons or reading the Secure Key display, what should I do? If you have difficulty using the buttons or reading the display on our physical Secure Key, you can order a large version of the physical Secure Key. How do I log on without my Secure Key? Please see our helpful step by step which shows you how to log on to Online Banking without your Secure Key. What is a Digital Secure Key? The Digital Secure Key is a feature within our Mobile Banking app which is used to generate a unique, single use security code each time you log on to Online Banking, it provides an extra protection for your accounts and transactions. It also makes logging on to Mobile Banking app quick and easy. Can I have a Digital Secure Key on more than one device? For security reasons, your Digital Secure Key can only be registered to one device at a time. If you'd like to change the mobile device your Digital Secure Key is linked to, just. Can I use my tablet as my Digital Secure Key? Digital Secure Key is available on iPhone and Android Digital devices running up to date software and versions of the HSBC Mobile Banking app. Can I use my Windows Phone® as my Digital Secure Key? Digital Secure Key is available on iPhone and Android Digital devices running up to date software and versions of the HSBC Mobile Banking app. Can two people use the same phone as their Digital Secure Keys? In the UK to maintain the security and integrity of the system, only one Digital Secure Key can be activated and linked to each device. If I have no internet or phone signal on my mobile device, can I still generate a Security Code and/or use the app? You do not need to be connected to the internet or have a phone signal to be able to use the Digital Secure Key. However, you do need a 3G, 4G or Wi-Fi signal to access the Mobile Banking services within the HSBC Mobile Banking App. You will also need it to be able to download and initially set up the Digital Secure Key. Please note that internet usage on a 3G or 4G connection will be subject to your phone provider's usual charges and usage allowances. Will I need roaming on or off on my mobile if I'm using it abroad as a Digital Secure Key? To use the Digital Secure Key you do not need a mobile signal, so in this instance roaming could be turned off. However, you do need a 3G, 4G or Wi-Fi signal to access the Mobile Banking services within the HSBC Mobile Banking App. You will also need it to be able to download and initially set up the Digital Secure Key. Please note that internet usage on a 3G or 4G connection will be subject to your phone provider's usual charges and usage allowances. What happens if I want to sell the mobile phone I have my Digital Secure Key on? Before you sell your mobile phone, you must first deactivate your Digital Secure Key, which you can do via the app settings menu. If you upgrade your mobile phone while you still have your original phone, simply begin the activation of your replacement Digital Secure Key on your new device and it will automatically deactivate the old Digital Secure Key. We recommend that you also reset the old phone to factory settings. What happens if I upgrade the mobile phone I have my Digital Secure Key on? If you upgrade your mobile phone while you still have the original phone, simply begin the activation of your replacement Digital Secure Key on your new device and it will automatically deactivate the old Digital Secure Key. We recommend that you also reset the old phone to factory settings. If you do not have your old phone, then you will need to so we can deactivate the Digital Secure Key on it for you. What should I do if I delete my Mobile Banking app accidentally? If you delete your Mobile Banking app accidentally, you need to re-install the app to your phone and then to arrange to activate a new Digital Secure Key. What happens if the mobile with my Digital Secure Key is lost or stolen? And we'll immediately deactivate it from your accounts to prevent another person trying to use it. We can arrange to set up a new one as soon as you have a new device. If you subsequently find your old phone, you will need to activate a new Digital Secure Key. What happens if I lose the mobile phone containing my Digital Secure Key? And we'll immediately deactivate it from your accounts to prevent another person trying to use it. We can arrange to set up a new one as soon as you have a new device. If you subsequently find your old phone, you will need to activate a new Digital Secure Key. Which devices can I use the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app on? HSBC Mobile Banking supports iOS and Android 5 and above devices Apple iOS 8.0 and above Android 4.1 and up. How do I download the app and how long will it take me? The HSBC Mobile Banking app can be found online at the Apple App Store™ and in Google Play™ by searching 'HSBC UK Mobile Banking app'. We recommend that you use a Wi-Fi connection when you download the app. Download times will depend on the speed of your internet connection. Once the app is installed, additional data will be downloaded when you first log on, with a message saying 'updating' which will result in a slower app opening time. Subsequent openings of the app will be quicker. I also have other HSBC accounts, can I use Mobile Banking for them? When you open the app, in the top right corner you will see the country and language that you have selected. When you click on this you can then select other HSBC countries. Please note that you will need to be registered for Online Banking for those countries before you can log on. What do I need to do to set up my log on details for the app? To set up your account details on the app, you'll need to be registered for Online Banking. You will need to use your Online Banking log on details and/or Secure Key to log on to HSBC UK Mobile Banking app. Will the app cost anything to download or run? There are no fees to download or use the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app. Data charges from your mobile service provider may apply. HSBC is not responsible for these charges. Can I use this app abroad? The HSBC UK Mobile Banking app can be used in many countries. When using the app abroad please be aware that you will be responsible for complying with laws in the countries you travel to. Your network provider's charges may be higher than usual when abroad and HSBC is not responsible for these charges. We recommend that you check your roaming coverage and charges prior to travel. Can I be confident that HSBC UK Mobile Banking app is secure? And what if I lose my mobile device? Provides a high level of security whether you log on using a desktop computer or a mobile device. The added convenience of Digital Secure Key is combined with security enhancements as your Digital Secure Key is valid only when used on your chosen mobile device. However, as always it is your responsibility to take all reasonable precautions to prevent the fraudulent use of your security information. If you lose your mobile device and you have a Digital Secure Key and we'll immediately deactivate it from your device to prevent another person trying to use it. We can arrange to set up a new one as soon as you have a new device. If you subsequently find your old phone, you will need to activate a new Digital Secure Key. Will the app keep running if I forget to log out or will it time out? Your Mobile Banking session will time out automatically after a period of inactivity. Unlike Online Banking, there won't be a pop up message advising that it will time out. If I share my mobile device, can someone else use the app to log on to their account details? While we don't recommend sharing the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app, providing the other person has used their own memorable answer, password or Secure Key then they would be able to log on and access their account details through the app. However, only one Digital Secure Key can be activated on a particular device and linked to an individual customer. What banking functions can I perform through the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app? Please visit our page for information on what services we currently offer through the HSBC Mobile Baking app. What charges information can I see? Charges that have already been deducted from your account will be shown as transactions on your statements. You will need to log on to Online Banking to see details of monthly charges, fees and interest that will be deducted from your account. Can I download statements from my app? No, previous statements will not be available from your app. If you wish to download previous statements, you can do this by logging on to Online Banking. Who can I make payments to on the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app? You can make transfers between your HSBC accounts, pay existing beneficiaries and send money using only a mobile number with Paym. Can I cancel/amend a payment on the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app? You cannot cancel or amend a payment using the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app. If you wish to cancel or amend a payment you have requested to be made on a future date, please use Online Banking. Will the app notify me when I receive a new message? For iPad® - When you log on to Mobile Banking, a number will appear next to secure messages icon at the top of the screen. For iPhone® / Android devices - you will need to select the 'Messages' option in the revealing menu to read messages. Will I be able to view my secure messages? Yes, you will be able to view your messages as you currently do on Online Banking. Can I send or reply to secure messages? Logging on with password only - you will only be able to read secure messages. Logging on with HSBC Secure Key - you will be able to read and send secure messages. Will the balances and information on the app be correct 24/7? And why can't I withdraw money when my balance says I have money in the account? The app can be used 24/7 and account information will be kept up-to-date. There will be occasions when there will be a difference between the balance of your account and the available balance. This may be due to, for example, a pending debit card payment due to leave the account or a cheque paid into the account not yet cleared. Our use of Twitter We do not use any automation tools to post content. We update and monitor our Twitter account during office hours, Monday to Friday, 7am - 11pm. 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