Now you can send HKD or RMB to almost anyone in Hong Kong for free1, and you don’t even need their bank account details.
Faster Payment System (FPS) lets you make free1 instant transfers to people and merchants using their mobile number or QR code. You can also generate your own QR code to have others pay you, or have them send money to you via your mobile number, email address or anonymous FPS Identifier.
HKD10,000
worth of Broadway Gift Vouchers
Every payment made can turn out to be a surprise! Starting from today, use FPS with HSBC and join our Daily Grand Lucky Draw automatically. We are giving away one prize daily and the prize will change every month, so stay tuned to find out new and exciting prize for each month. For the month of February, we are giving away HKD10,000 worth of Broadway gift vouchers2, one unit each day!
From now until 28 February 2019, simply register your HSBC account as FPS’s “Default Bank Account” and complete the designated transactions (minimum amount of HKD10/RMB10 for each transaction) via mobile number/email address/FPS Identifier/by scanning a QR code to get a lucky draw chance* to win HKD10,000 worth of Broadway gift vouchers2.
The more transactions made, the higher your chance in winning! Don’t miss out the opportunity!
Got questions? Click here.
* Each customer can get up to a maximum of ten lucky draw chances each day.
† Please make sure you are scanning a QR code linked with a bank account registered under the merchant’s official name. You will notice the merchant’s name is spelled out in full when you scan with the HSBC HK Mobile Banking app. If you are not sure, please check with the merchant.
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Download or update your app to register for FPS.
Sharing bills among friends made simple
Free1 real-time transfers across different banks and platforms
Pay instantly by scanning a QR code
You can receive money via your mobile number without registering for FPS if you meet all of the following criteria:
HSBC account holders who meet the above criteria but do not want to receive money via their mobile number can call our customer service hotline to opt out.
As FPS transfers are instant, many banks may have imposed stricter controls in place to make sure the recipient's name and bank account number match. If you are transferring via account number and you've used a nickname to add this person to 'My payees', the payment will be rejected.
Please ask your payee for the exact name the account is registered under. You'll then need to remove them from 'My payees' and add them again using their official name listed on their bank records.
Please note that you don't need to do this if your payee has registered for FPS and you have saved them to 'My payees' using one of their Proxy IDs (mobile number, email address and FPS Identifier).
As FPS transfers are instant, many banks may have imposed stricter controls in place to make sure the recipient's name and bank account number match. If you are transferring via account number and you've used a nickname to add this person to 'My payees', the payment will be rejected.
Please ask your payee for the exact name the account is registered under. You'll need to remove them from 'My payees' and then add them again using their official name listed on their bank records.
Because FPS transfers are instant, we are putting stricter controls in place to make sure the recipient's name and bank account number match. If someone is transferring money to you via account number and they've used a nickname to register you in their system, the payment will be rejected.
To send money via your account number, this person will need to use the official name that your account is registered under. If you're unsure what that is, you can check your bank statement.
Alternatively, you can register for FPS to receive money via Proxy ID (mobile number, email address and/or FPS Identifier), so the person won't have to enter your name.
If your transaction is successful, you will receive an SMS and email notification. The record will also show in your transaction history.
Note:
HSBC adopts the latest internet security measure with the adoption of EV SSL Certificate (Extended Validation SSL Certificate). With this verification certificate in place, you can instantly know you're on a genuine HSBC website. We suggest customer to check the digital certificate with a desktop computer. For more tips on internet security, please click here.