hsbc.com.bn Protect your Card Brunei : Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation
Organization : Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited HSBC
Facility : Protect your Card
Country : Brunei
Website : https://www.hsbc.com.bn/1/2/personal/card_protection?WT.ac=BSB_15052013_cardprotection
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Protect Your Card :
Protecting your pin :
** Remember your Personal Identification Number (PIN).
Related : HSBC Phone Banking Brunei : www.statusin.org/30018.html
** Change your Personal Identification Number (PIN) number regularly.
** Do not write your Personal Identification Number (PIN) on the Debit card.
** Never keep your Debit card together with the Personal Identification Number (PIN).
** Never disclose the Personal Identification Number (PIN) to any person, including any employees of the Bank.
** Ensure that no one else but only you have access to your Personal Identification Number (PIN).
** Ensure that no one is observing while you are keying in your Personal Identification Number (PIN) at the ATM.
When making purchases :
** Notify HSBC if your address changes or if you will be traveling. You may contact us at 2252252 or send a message via HSBC Internet Banking
** Save your receipts to compare with your statement.
** Never sign a blank receipt. Draw a line through any blank spaces above the total.
** During a transaction, keep your eye on your card. Make sure you get it back before you walk away.
** Don’t give your Credit card / Debit card account number to anyone on the phone unless you’ve made the call to a company you know to be reputable. If you’ve never done business with them before, do an online search first for reviews or complaints.
** Call 2252252 as soon as you realize your card has been lost or stolen.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) :
What is a HSBC Debit Card?
Designed to complement your lifestyle, the HSBC Debit Card doubles up as an ATM card, thus saving you the need to carry a separate ATM card. Plus, it works the same way as a credit card; the only difference is that transaction amount is directly debited from your current or savings account.
How can I use my HSBC Debit Card?
Your HSBC Debit Card works similarly to an ATM card. You can withdraw cash at any HSBC ATMs both locally and overseas, including any other ATMs worldwide which carries the PLUS logo. Plus, you can use your HSBC Debit Card to pay for your purchases at retail merchants that accept Credit Card locally and overseas.
How do I activate my HSBC Debit Card?
You can activate your Debit card by making an initial transaction through any ATM (local or overseas) using your provided PIN. Please note that your existing HSBC ATM card will be deactivated upon activation of your HSBC Debit card.
Do I have to pay for the Debit card?
Yes. The annual fee for HSBC Debit Card is BND20. However, the fee is waived for HSBC Premier and HSBC Advance customers.
What is meant by the primary account?
The primary account is the main/first account of operation i.e. the account from which purchase transactions, charges and fees related to the Debit Card are debited.
Can multiple accounts be linked to my HSBC Debit Card?
Multiple accounts may be linked to the Debit Card, however, purchase transactions at merchant establishments will only be effected by debit from the primary account. The transaction will not be honoured if the primary account has insufficient funds even if there are required funds available cumulatively or severally in the other accounts linked to the Debit Card
About Us :
HSBC is one of the world’s largest banking and financial services organisations. We serve more than 37 million customers through four global businesses : Retail Banking and Wealth Management, Commercial Banking, Global Banking and Markets, and Global Private Banking.
Our network covers 70 countries and territories in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa, North America and Latin America.
With around 4,000 offices worldwide, we aim to be where the growth is, connecting customers to opportunities, enabling businesses to thrive and economies to prosper, and ultimately helping people to fulfil their hopes and realise their ambitions.