DuitNow

Registration is not required to transfer money via DuitNow. 

However, for you to receive money via DuitNow, a one-time registration is needed to register a DuitNow ID to link with your HSBC account.

For Malaysian customers with an active account and mobile number, we would have already pre-registered your mobile number as DuitNow ID by 1st December 2018 unless your DuitNow ID registration is unsuccessful or you choose to opt-out from the DuitNow ID pre-registration. To view, maintain or update your DuitNow ID, kindly log on to HSBC Personal Internet Banking or the new HSBC Malaysia Mobile Banking and select the DuitNow function.

• Mobile Number (for Malaysians only)
• NRIC number 
• Passport (for non-Malaysians only)

It is absolutely FREE to transfer and receive money.

You can register multiple DuitNow IDs, as long as the DuitNow IDs have been verified and are available under the dropdown list. However, one DuitNow ID can only be registered to one bank account.

All HSBC / HSBC Amanah current and savings accounts.

Yes, you may change the bank account linked to your DuitNow ID via HSBC Personal Internet Banking or the new HSBC Malaysia Mobile App. 

HSBC Personal Internet Banking: Login > DuitNow > DuitNow Registration Maintenance > Select DuitNow ID > Action: Change HSBC Account 

HSBC Malaysia Mobile App: Login > Profile > DuitNow ID settings > Select DuitNow ID > Select 'Receiving Account'

If the linked account to your DuitNow is closed, sender will not be able to initiate any fund transfer to the closed account. The DuitNow ID will automatically be deregistered.

Yes, you may link multiple identifiers such as your mobile number, NRIC, and Passport (for non-Malaysian only) as DuitNow ID of the same bank account. However, each identifier can only be registered and linked to one bank account only. DuitNow payments directed to your registered DuitNow ID(s) will be credited into the bank account you linked with. Eg. Amy can link her NRIC and Mobile number to her premier account 305-XXXXX-XXX account, hence if someone were to transfer funds to Amy's NRIC or Mobile Number, the funds will be credited to her premier account 305-XXXXX-XXX.

Yes, you may link your mobile number, NRIC, and Passport (for non-Malaysian only) to different bank accounts within HSBC bank. Each identifier can only be registered as DuitNow ID and linked to one bank account only. For example, if your mobile number is registered as the DuitNow ID for HSBC Premier Account, the same mobile number cannot be used as DuitNow ID for any other account with HSBC Bank and/or other participant banks. Eg. Amy can link her NRIC to Premier account 305-XXXXX-XXX and link her mobile number to her Advance 303-XXXXX-XXX.

Yes, you may link your mobile number, NRIC, and Passport (for non-Malaysian only) to different bank account each in different banks. Likewise, the same identifier cannot be used as DuitNow ID for more than one bank account. Eg. Amy can link her NRIC to her HSBC premier account 305-XXXXX-XXX and mobile number to other banks.

Yes, there is feature called 'Switch to Bank'. This feature allowed you to change the existing DuitNow ID registered with other Bank to HSBC. It is only allowed when DuitNow ID status is Active.

HSBC Personal Internet Banking: Login > DuitNow > DuitNow Registration / Maintenance > Select Relevant ID which is currently registered to other bank > Select 'Switch to HSBC account'.

HSBC Malaysia Mobile Banking app: Login > Profile > Select Relevant ID which is currently registered to other bank > Select 'Switch to an HSBC Account'.

Prior to performing DuitNow transfer, kindly do ensure the DuitNow ID belongs to the intended recipient. During DuitNow transfer process, once you have entered the DuitNow ID and necessary details, the recipient's name associated with the DuitNow ID will be displayed on the verify page. Do verify recipient's name prior to confirming the transaction.

Login to HSBC Personal Internet Banking > Services > Update Personal Information

Yes, the DuitNow ID can be viewed universally if the same IDs are maintained by all participating banking.

HSBC Personal Internet Banking: Logon > DuitNow > DuitNow Registration / Maintenance

HSBC Malaysia Mobile App: Logon > Profile > DuitNow ID settings

For Army/Police ID, the DuitNow ID registration only can be done at any HSBC branches or via Call Centre. Once registered, you can perform the maintenance via HSBC Personal Internet Banking or the new HSBC Malaysia mobile banking app.

You can still download the new HSBC Malaysia Mobile app and perform the DuitNow transfer accordingly.

As the name suggests (read: Do-it-now), DuitNow transfers occur immediately* and recipients will receive the money instantly. 

*Subject to the processing by the Receiving Financial Institution (RFI)

Yes, DuitNow supports future dated and recurring transfers. However, this is only supported on HSBC Personal Internet Banking.

Yes, saving a DuitNow ID as a favourite recipient allows you to perform subsequent transfers with fewer steps and security token is not required.

Yes, individual may transfer up to RM50,000. However, the limit is subjected to individual limit and bank's permitted limit. There will be a low value payment limit for DuitNow where individual is allowed to transfer up to RM250 per day without security token.