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A global network on constant alert.

From your hometown to the other side of the world, fraudulent activity can be initiated almost anywhere. To keep an eye on it and prevent fraudsters from tapping into your account, HSBC's global network of security experts works around the clock to identify threats and investigate suspicious activity.

Stopping fraud before it starts.

In addition to strict security practices and sophisticated technologies, we employ a variety of measures to protect your account from unauthorized use. For example, we monitor your account for unusual activity. If we see something that doesn't fit your banking profile, we'll attempt to prevent the transaction from being completed or flag it and contact you to verify its validity.

Protecting you from unauthorized charges.

While we go to great lengths to prevent fraud, no security system in the world can stop it 100 percent of the time. If we confirm unauthorized charges involving your account or if you report them to us, we'll take necessary steps to limit the amount involved and minimize any disruption to your normal account activities. For example, we may:

  • Block certain transactions
  • Temporarily suspend your account from further use
  • Close your account and open a new one for your use

100% coverage guaranteed.

In the event of fraud, you won't be held liable for any unauthorized charges to your personal HSBC bank account or credit cards. Our $0 liability online guarantee provides 100 percent coverage for monetary losses on transactions you haven't authorized.*


Learn More About Fraud

National Cyber Security Alliance >

Check out the latest online security alerts, sign up for a free computer security checkup and more.

Federal Trade Commission >

Learn how to avoid identity theft and what to do if your identity is stolen.

Identity Theft Assistance Center >

If you become a victim of identity theft, the Identity Theft Assistance Center (ITAC) can help you find fraudulent activity and restore your identity.

Did you know?

In a study of 517 cases of identity theft closed by the Secret Service between 2000 and 2006, nearly a quarter of the offenders were born outside the United States.*

Source: Utica College, Center for Identity Management and Information Protection Study, October 2007.