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2. Can I withdraw my money before my Time Deposit matures?
Yes, customers can partially or fully withdraw the money before the maturity date of the Time Deposit. Unless otherwise set by laws, regulations or rules, we also reserve the right to cancel any Time Deposit due to the balance of the account falling below the minimum initial deposit amount.
3. How can I check my balance or other information of my HSBC (China) account?
4. What is the minimum deposit amount of Personal Large-Denomination Certificates of Deposit?
The minimum deposit amount is RMB200,000.
5. Is Renminbi the only accepted currency for the subscription of Personal Large-Denomination Certificates of Deposit?
Yes. Renminbi is the only accepted currency for the subscription of Personal Large-Denomination Certificates of Deposit.
6. Does HSBC provide cross-branch services?
Yes, we provide a range of services across our branch network, regardless of which branch your account is maintained in. This includes RMB cash withdrawals/deposits*, foreign currency notes withdrawals, foreign currency cash deposits, statement requests and certificates of balances services. *Renminbi cash withdrawals/deposits are for HSBC Premier customers only.
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3. How can I fund my HSBC Foreign Currency Accounts?
You can fund your account with cash notes deposit, cheque, local transfer, demand draft and telegraphic transfer. We recommend you to fund your HSBC account via wire transfer or local clearing. Non-cash transactions help reduce the inconvenience caused by handling cash notes and help ensure the maximum security of your funds.
These FAQs are intended to provide an overview of the information on issues related to financial products or services, or regulatory requirements faced when undertaking financial activity in mainland China. Due to the diversity and complexity of financial products/services and local regulatory environment, these FAQs can only provide an outline of the issues. The information is provided for your reference only, and shall not be construed as legal, financial or any other professional advice. HSBC makes no guarantee, representation or warranty and accepts no responsibility for the accuracy updatedness and/or completeness of the information.
