HSBC payment address

Steps

Method 1

1. Figure out what information you need. In order to pay an HSBC card bill online, you need to first create an account with their online banking system. If you are an HSBC customer, this should not be a problem as long as you have the following information:
   • Your social security number (US only)
   • Your nationality/citizenship (UK only)
   • Your HSBC card number
   • A valid e-mail address
   • Your PIN number
   • Your mobile phone number
2. Learn the policies. When you start to create your online banking account, HSBC has certain terms and conditions you need to follow. These policies are outlined in a statement given to you when you sign up for your account. Take time to review the statement carefully. Call your local HSBC if you have any questions regarding the policies.
3. Verify your identity. Once you've agreed to the terms and conditions, you'll have to verify your identity. To do so, enter the information listed above (your social security number, HSBC number, etc.) into the online system and hit "Continue."
4. Set up a login ID, password, and security question. Next, you'll be asked to set up a login ID and password. You will also have to create a security question in the vent you forget your password.
   • Pick a login ID that's easy to remember, preferably one that uses your name. If your name is Ramona Lancaster, for example, use something like RLancaster. You may have to experiment with a few different login IDs if the your first choice is taken.
   • A strong password should be a combination of upper and lower case letters as well as some numbers. You should also pick something you can easily remember rather than just a random assortment of characters. Do not use a dictionary word as this can be easy to hack. For example, say you have three cats named Murphy, Tabitha, and Diego. Your password could be MuTaDi3.
   • The HSBC system will present you with a variety of security questions to choose from. Select a question where the answer would be difficult to guess. For example, if your high school mascot was a cougar do not choose "What was your high school mascot?" as many high schools use cougars for mascots. A hacker could conceivably guess this information. If your high school mascot was a gremlin, an unusual choice in mascot, this would be a good security question to choose.
5. Confirm your account. Once you've entered all the necessary information, you will receive an e-mail asking for a confirmation. Simply click on the link and your account will have been created.

Method 2

1. Log into your account. If you want to pay an HSBC card bill online, first log in to your account. Use the login ID and password you created when you registered for an online banking account.
2. Select "Pay Bills" from the menu. There will be a small menu to the left of the screen. Look for the tab that says "Pay Bills" and select that tab.
3. Create a payee list and select the proper payee. If you're new to HSBC's online banking system, you'll have to make a list of payees. These are companies and people you usually pay. If you're paying your HSBC credit card, that may automatically be in your online banking system. If not, simply add a payee for your card and enter your credit card information.
4. Enter the payment amount and submit. Select the proper payee. Enter the amount you want to pay. Then hit "submit." It may take a few days for your payment to show up on your statement.

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Warnings

• Do not try to make online payments on the due date. Payments typically post to your HSBC account on the next business day.