FAQs about using HSBC India Mobile Banking App - HSBC IN (2024)

FAQs

Can you have the HSBC app on more than one device? ›

Key App Features

Move money between your accounts, send money to friends and family and pay bills. Access the full app on up to 3 devices, adding or removing them at any time.

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.

If you try, you'll see a "Device limit reached" error. If you only have the app on one device but it is lost/stolen or not working, please call us and we can unlink the 'HSBC India' app from the old device so you can install it on your new device.

Yes, the same Personal Internet Banking credentials (Username, Parole) are used to access your HSBC accounts through Mobile Banking.

Q: Can two users sign into Mobile Banking with the same cell phone? A: Yes, you can sign in with multiple user names on one cellular device.

Depending on the application and what you mean by account, yes, you can have the same app logged into the same account on two different mobile devices.

Yes, although it may be illegal to use some of the services in some countries. Your operator may charge you for using the app abroad, and roaming charges may apply, so please check with them.

As long as you're taking steps to protect your data -- such as avoiding public Wi-Fi and enabling multifactor authentication -- using a banking app to manage your money is safe.

As you already have a device with the app on it, you can select the 'QR code' option. You'll be shown the steps to generate a QR code in the app on your old device. On that device, select 'Generate security code' and then the 'QR code' option. Select 'Yes' to confirm you're adding a new device.

How to manage devices on HSBC online banking? ›

Log on to HSBC India Mobile Banking App on one of your other devices. Go to 'Profile' and select 'Manage devices' Select the device you want to de-link and tap 'Remove device'

The maximum outbound and inbound Global Transfers limit for U.S. HSBC accounts is $200,000 per transaction and per day. Other countries may have local limit restrictions.

The biggest difference between the two is their functionality. Internet Banking allows you to conduct online transactions through your PC or laptop and an internet connection. On the other hand, mobile banking can be done with or without internet. Many banks nowadays have their mobile apps for mobile banking.

You can set up app access on up to 3 different devices.

It generates a temporary security code to make sure only you can access your accounts on the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app and online. For mobile banking, you can also use fingerprint or face recognition to log on quickly and securely, depending on what device you have.

As you already have a device with the app on it, you can select the 'QR code' option. You'll be shown the steps to generate a QR code in the app on your old device. On that device, select 'Generate security code' and then the 'QR code' option. Select 'Yes' to confirm you're adding a new device.

You can access our App on up to 3 devices. If you want to set up an additional device or switch device, you'll need to: open the first direct App on your new device. enter your username.

For security, make sure that you delete the app from your old phone. The service will carry on as before, but you'll need to download the app again on your new phone from the relevant app store.

No. Access Mobile is not available to multi-mandate accounts; only single-mandate accounts may be used with Access Mobile.