HSBC Online Banking Transfer Guide7

HSBC Online Banking offers a convenient and secure way to transfer funds between your HSBC accounts and to other banks in the United Kingdom.

Step 1: Log in to HSBC Online Banking* Go to the HSBC Online Banking website at /
* Enter your username and password
* Click on the "Log in" button

Step 2: Select "Payments & Transfers"* From the main menu, select "Payments & Transfers"

Step 3: Choose "Add a New Payee"* To transfer funds to a new recipient, click on "Add a New Payee"

Step 4: Enter Recipient Information* Enter the recipient's account number and sort code
* Select the type of account (e.g., personal, business)
* Enter the recipient's name and address
* Click on the "Add" button

Step 5: Choose "Transfer Funds"* From the main menu, select "Transfer Funds"

Step 6: Select the Recipient* Choose the recipient from the list of payees

Step 7: Enter the Transfer Amount and Date* Enter the amount you wish to transfer
* Select the transfer date (either today or a future date)

Step 8: Review and Confirm* Review the transfer details carefully
* Click on the "Confirm" button to complete the transfer

Additional Information* You can transfer up to £250,000 per day using HSBC Online Banking
* Transfers to other HSBC accounts are typically processed within a few minutes
* Transfers to other banks may take up to 3 working days
* You can schedule future transfers up to 12 months in advance

FAQsQ: Can I transfer funds to international accounts?
A: Yes, you can transfer funds to international accounts using HSBC Online Banking. However, there may be additional fees and charges associated with international transfers.
Q: What information do I need to provide to transfer funds to an international account?
A: You will need to provide the recipient's IBAN (International Bank Account Number) and BIC (Bank Identifier Code).
Q: Can I cancel a transfer after it has been processed?
A: No, once a transfer has been processed, it cannot be canceled.
Q: What should I do if I make a mistake in a transfer?
A: If you make a mistake in a transfer, you should contact HSBC Customer Services immediately. They may be able to help you retrieve the funds if the transfer has not yet been processed.

2025-01-26

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