HSBC Credit Card Statement

A credit card statement is a summary of your credit card usage for a given billing month. The terminology, numbers, and percentages on your credit card statement all play a role in calculating your total credit card amount.

 

The HSBC Credit Card Statement is a monthly aggregated report that gives you an overview of your spending in a certain billing cycle, as well as the payment due date, the minimum payment required, and so on. This serves as a reminder on a regular basis, assisting you in regulating your spending habits and guaranteeing prompt payment of dues to avoid penalties.

Several benefits of the HSBC Credit Card Statement are described below:

• The HSBC Credit Card Statement is available for no charge.

• The e-statements are available at any time through net banking and can be downloaded and saved for future reference.

• Statements can be used to track cashback offers and credit card rewards.

• Credit card statements provide information about HSBC Bank's new goods and services.

• You can keep track of your spending on a regular basis and hence plan and budget your expenses and payments as needed.

An HSBC credit card statement is broken into eight categories and shows all of your transactions in detail. The parts and sub-sections on an HSBC credit card statement are listed below:

The terms listed below are some of the most commonly used in HSBC Credit Card Statements and can help you better understand the statement.

• Transaction Summary

This is a list of all of the transactions you made throughout the billing period.

• Payment Due Date

The date by which the complete amount due to the bank must be paid.

• Account Summary

A summary of how much you paid the bank, how much you spent, and any past dues you may have.

• Minimum Amount Due

You must pay the minimum amount owing each month, which is a tiny percentage of the total amount due.

• Credit and cash limits

The credit limit reveals how much you've spent in a month, and your cash limit shows how much you can withdraw from an ATM.

You can check your HSBC credit card statement online using either of the following methods-

1. Using Net Banking

• Got to HSBC’s official website

• Click on net banking and log in.

• Go to the main menu and click on 'Request eStatements/ e-Advice.'

• The electronic statement will be mailed to you with a secure password. You can view the HSBC credit card statement online by entering the HSBC credit card statement password mentioned in the email. You can also download HSBC credit card statements if required.

2. Through the Mobile App

• Get the app on your phone.

• Open the app and log in.

• Under the credit card area, you can request a statement

Here is how to get an HSBC credit card statement offline.

1. Customer care

• Call the toll-free numbers below to reach HSBC Customer Care:

  1800 267 3456 / 1800 121 2208 (domestic)

  +91-40-61268002 / +91-80-71898002 (from Overseas)

• Please use the phone number that is registered with the bank to make the call.

• Request a copy of your credit card statement.

• A few card-related details will be requested by the representative.

• Following authentication, the bank will send you a credit card statement for the time period you specify.

2. How to Request an HSBC Credit Card Statement by Mail

• Request a paper copy of your credit card statement in the mail.

• Physical statements will be mailed to the email address that you have on file with the bank.

3. Steps for obtaining an HSBC Credit Card Statement by going to the bank

• Visit an HSBC branch near you.

• Request a copy of your credit card statement from a bank representative.

• Select your chosen time frame for receiving your credit card statement.

With HSBC's e-statements, you may easily see your credit card statement online. You may get free fast access to your credit card transactions with e-statements. By signing up for e-statements, you can simply access your credit card statements online.

 

To access your HSBC credit card e-statement, follow the steps below:

• Log in to the HSBC credit card net banking portal

• From the main menu, select the ‘Request e-statement / e-Advice' option.

• Create a one-time request and then continue.

• When your e-statement is ready, the bank will send you a secure email and SMS notice.

If you see any inaccuracies on your credit card statement, you must call the bank right once. You can either go to a bank branch or call the HSBC credit card customer care service.