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About HSBC
HSBC is a British multinational bank, as confirmed by its Wikidata entry (Q190464). The group operates a global network spanning numerous countries and territories, providing retail banking, commercial banking, global banking and markets, and wealth and personal banking services. HSBC is one of the world's largest banking and financial services organisations, serving millions of customers worldwide. The brand is publicly traded and regulated across multiple jurisdictions.
How to tell an official HSBC page from a fake
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Check the domain. Official HSBC pages always use the hsbc.com domain. Be suspicious of lookalike domains such as hsbc-security.com, hsbc-verify.net, or any URL that adds words around the brand name.
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Verify social media from the main site. Official accounts (Instagram @hsbc, X @HSBC, LinkedIn company/hsbc, YouTube channel UCTbuSzdKMgyVRjlr1EWE-gg) are linked directly from hsbc.com. Do not trust accounts found only through search results.
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Look for HTTPS and correct branding. Every official HSBC page uses HTTPS and displays consistent branding. Fake pages often have low-resolution logos, spelling errors, or mismatched colour schemes.
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Never share credentials via links. HSBC will never ask for your full password, PIN, or one-time passcode via email, text, or social media. Always navigate to hsbc.com directly to manage your accounts.