HSBC Greece app for iPhone and iPad

The HSBC Greece mobile app has been specially built for our customers*, with reliability at the heart of its design.
Enjoy security and convenience with these great features:

• View your accounts, credit card balances and your transactions.
• View all your HSBC account balances in other countries real-time.
• Make transfers between your HSBC Bank accounts in Greece
• Pay bills securely and for free
• Make domestic transfers to another person, business or financial institution.
• Log on to the app using your biometrics identity (Touch ID / Face ID).
To Log on to this app you must be an HSBC Internet Banking customer. If you are not yet registered, please click www.hsbc.gr/en-gr/ways-to-bank/online
Already a registered customer? Log on with your existing online banking details
Download the new HSBC Greece mobile app today to enjoy the freedom of banking on the go!

This App is designed for use in Greece. The products and services represented within this App are intended for Greece customers.
This App is provided by HSBC Continental Europe, Greece for the use of existing customers of HSBC Continental Europe, Greece. Please do not download this App if you are not an existing customer of HSBC Continental Europe, Greece.
HSBC Continental Europe, Greece is authorised and regulated in Greece by the «l’Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution» (ACPR), the European Central Bank (ECB), and the Bank of Greece (BoG) and the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC).
If you are outside of Greece, we may not be authorised to offer or provide you with the products and services available through this App in the country or region you are located or resident in.
This App is not intended for distribution, download or use by any person in any jurisdiction, country or region where the distribution, download or use of this material is restricted and would not be permitted by law or regulation.

HSBC Continental Europe, Greece , 109-111 Messoghion Ave, Athens 115 26, Greece. Is authorized by the ECB, the ACPR and the Bank of Greece