How do I get a void Cheque HSBC?
Void Cheques Instead of providing a void cheque, log on and get a pre-filled form which has an image of a void cheque with your details, or get a blank formget a blank form This link will open in a new window to fill in yourself.
How do I download HSBC bank statements as a PDF?
Follow these steps:
- Log on to online banking.
- Select ‘Statements’ from the quick links section.
- Select the account you want to see a statement for.
- Select the statement date you want to view and it will automatically download as a pdf.
How do I find my HSBC reference number?
Retrieve your HSBC reference number Your reference number should have been provided as a part of an online application or through a HSBC member of staff.
How do I check my transaction history HSBC?
3 easy steps to access your eStatements
- Step 1: Log on to HSBC’s Internet Banking.
- Step 2: Set up a one-time request by clicking on the ‘Request eStatements/e-Advice’ option in the Main Menu.
- Step 3: We will send you a secure mail informing you when your eStatement is ready.
What is void cheque?
A void cheque is a cheque with the word “VOID” written across it, which prevents anyone from filling out the cheque and using it to make a payment.
How do I view HSBC statements?
Log into the app using your fingerprint, Face ID or with your Secure Key. On the account screen, select the account you would like to view and tap ‘Statements’. Now select which statement you would like to view. Your statement will appear on the screen.
What is HSBC customer reference?
Your reference number will be 10 digits or the letter ‘E’ followed by 6 digits or the letters ‘RUKA’, ‘UEBS’, ‘PPI’, ‘HFC’, ‘EAG’, ‘HAW’, ‘CTD’, ‘CMP’ or ‘C’ followed by 10 digits. For example 1234567890 or E123456 or C1234567890 or RUKA1234567890. Confirm customer reference number.
What is reference number?
Reference numbers are identifiers (a group of random numbers and/or letters) assigned to credit or debit transactions. These are used to track transactions and make it easier and quicker for customer service reps. Reference numbers are often used in correspondence about a credit or debit transaction.