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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions
 
1. Who can use online@hsbc?

This service is offered to all personal banking customers who have savings accounts with HSBC as well as HSBC's personal credit card holders (Primary card only).

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2. Why should I apply for online@hsbc?
 
online@hsbc allows you to access to your HSBC accounts online anytime anywhere. You can view your banking / credit card balance and statements, register for Verified by Visa and/or MasterCard SecureCode to protect you while shopping online, transfer funds between your HSBC accounts with lower fees, edit mailing address and other personal details, and much more.
Note: To request for fund transfer service, you will need to sign the Master Agreement and submit to HSBC at:
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                    Personal Internet Banking Department
                    HSBC Building
                    968 Rama IV Road, Silom, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500
 
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3. Is online@hsbc available 24 hours?

You can access the service 24 hours, 7 days a week.

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4. Do I need to pay for any charges to subscribe for the services?

online@hsbc is offered to you free of charges, except for fund transfers.

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5. Do I need to create different Internet Banking Username for all my credit cards?

You can access to all accounts by using one Internet Banking Username.

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6. What kind of bank accounts is accessible via online@hsbc?

Savings account, Current account, Time Deposit account, Personal Loan account and Credit Card account.

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7. What should I do if I forgot my Internet Banking Username?

Please contact HSBC Call Centre.

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8. What should I do if I forgot my Internet Banking password?

You can change your password by clicking on the link "Forgot your Internet Banking password?". Please follow the instructions on each screen. After your password is changed successfully, the system will provide you a reference code, which you need to refer to HSBC Call Centre to activate your new password. And, then you can enjoy online@hsbc services as usual.

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9. Can I logon to online@hsbc without Security Device?

No, you cannot. One-time Security Code, which is generated by Security Device, is required for every online@hsbc logon together with your correct username and password.

HSBC has a duty to ensure your details are kept safe and secure. The Security Device will allow us to provide the highest levels of security available to Internet Banking users in Thailand.

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10. The error message "This Internet Banking service is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later or contact us for assistance" keeps showing after I logon. What should I do?
 
This may be occurred during HSBC Internet Banking maintenance schedule. In case there is no system maintenance when you logon, another possible cause is "Content Advisor" function in Internet Explorer program. Please ensure that "Content Advisor" is disabled, by going to Tools > Internet Options > Content Tab, as shown below.
Content Advisor
 
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11. How can I access to my new credit card account?

Simply Log on to your online@hsbc account, select "Services" link and choose "Select Accounts". Look for the number of your account/card and select. You will be asked to confirm your selection. Click on "Confirm" button and you will get an instant access to your new card account.

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12. How to return to my online@hsbc page from public website?

If you are already logged on to online@hsbc, visiting other pages and would like to return to your online@hsbc, you can do so by clicking at "online@hsbc" tab located at the top right position of the webpage.

If you are not logged on to online@hsbc, you can locate "Log on" button at the top right grey box (in home page) or "online@hsbc" tab at the top right bar in other pages.

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13. How much per day may I transfer via online@hsbc?
 
The maximum daily limit for transfers via online@hsbc is subject to a signed Master Agreement, submitted to HSBC at registration. Default maximum daily limits are set as follows:
 
  1. Linked Transfers between personal HSBC in Thailand accounts: THB1,000,000
  2. Third Party Transfers (excluding Bill Payments and Global Transfers services): THB350,000
  3. Global Transfers (HSBC Premier customers only): USD100,000
  4. Default Bill Payments daily limit is THB50,000
Should you wish to increase this limit, download an application form - Bill Payments daily limit - via the personal internet banking service. Specify your desired limit (Maximum THB100,000 per day) and return the form - with a copy of your citizen ID or passport - to address:
 
                    HSBC in Thailand
                    Personal Internet Banking Department
                    HSBC Building
                    968 Rama IV Road, Silom, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500
 
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14. If I lose my HSBC credit card which is already registered for Verified by Visa or MasterCard® SecureCode™, will I need to register for the replacement card?

Yes, you will need to register the replacement card to be able to use HSBC's secure online payment services for that credit card.

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15. When I renew my HSBC credit card, will I need to re-register for the secure online payment services?

Your new card will have the same card number as your expired card. Therefore, to re-register for HSBC's secure online payment services is not required.

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16. What is a Personal Assurance Message (PAM) / Personal Greeting?

When you register for either Verified by Visa or MasterCard® SecureCode™, you will be asked to create a personal message: a Personal Assurance Message (PAM) or Personal Greeting respectively. When you pay online, always look for your personal message to ensure that you're using the genuine HSBC's Verified by Visa or MasterCard® SecureCode™.

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17. What is a Password and SecureCode for secure online payment services?

When you register for either Verified by Visa or MasterCard® SecureCode™, you will be asked to create a Password or SecureCode respectively. You are requested to enter your Password / SecureCode each time when you make an online purchase.

For security reason, please do not use your names, birthdays, ATM / Phone banking / Personal Internet Banking Password and/or Username as your Password / SecureCode. It is best to memorise your Password / SecureCode, and never write it down or reveal it to anyone.

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18. What should I do if I forget my Verified by Visa or MasterCard® SecureCode™?

You may access online@hsbc and click on Verified by Visa or MasterCard® SecureCode™ under Services menu to reset your password.

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19. Can I change my Verified by Visa or MasterCard® SecureCode™?

Yes, you can change at any time. Passwords should contain eight letters and/or numbers (with no spaces or symbols in between), and must be different from your Username and your old password. Please note that passwords are case sensitive.

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20. If I suspect someone has stolen my password or used it to make a fraudulent purchase, what should I do?

You should immediately report it to our Credit Card call centre at 1590 for local call, or +66 (0) 2614 4994 for overseas

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