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Contact strategy : Credit card fraud alert : 2 Way sms / email
To keep you even safer from card fraud, we've introduced a 2-Way Card Fraud SMS/Email alert system. It's replacing the old process, making it easier and quicker for us to contact you if we need to verify any card transactions.
If we're alerted to any transactions that seem unusual, we'll immediately send you an SMS and an email, asking you to confirm whether you made these transactions.
How does it work?
- You'll receive card fraud alerts via SMS and email - we won't call you at first.
- We'll use your registered mobile number and email address to send you alert notifications.
- You'll get an SMS from 2883 and an email from HSBC. UAE information@uaeservice.hsbc.com. The subject of the email will read ‘HSBC Fraud Prevention Alert’.
- If you receive a card fraud alert, please respond within 30 minutes to confirm whether you made the transaction.
- If you don't respond within 30 minutes, we'll call you for confirmation.
Protecting you from fraud and financial crime
In today’s increasingly connected world, it’s more important than ever to ensure your security – especially when it comes to banking. That’s why we’re introducing HSBC Safeguard: a series of initiatives to increase the protection we provide our customers against fraud and financial crime across our global systems and processes. It involves strengthening our ability to combat money laundering and the evasion of sanctions, as these are often the driver behind many financial crimes.
Information is key to protection
As part of our HSBC Safeguard initiative, we may contact you to confirm that the details we have about you are accurate and up to date, since our systems and processes rely on us having the most up-to-date information about all of our customers.
What you need to do next
You are required to take action only if we have requested that you submit some information. Then, you would kindly be required to submit the requested documents via upload centre or by visiting your nearest HSBC Branch or Customer Service Unit.
If you have been directed to update your details online
If you have recently received communication from HSBC to update your personal details and have been directed to do so via Online Banking, please log on to complete the request.
If you are not registered and have been directed to do so via this HSBC Safeguard page, please click below to complete the questionnaire.