Paperless Banking

Going green is not just about rallying behind any environmental cause. It is a lifestyle, a commitment, and more importantly, it means taking action, no matter how little your contribution seems.

At HSBC we have invested millions of dollars in environmental activities. Since 1992, we have been involved in helping conserve nature worldwide, focusing on the combat of climate change and minimizing carbon emission. Read more about HSBC's Environmental Sustainability activities.

Join us at HSBC Philippines as we aim to save as much as 10 tons of paper by 2010. Your decision to go paperless can make a difference.

Suppressing the creation and delivery of your paper statements can be your first step to helping save paper. Switch to e-Statements to enjoy a faster and more convenient way to view your monthly statements. With e-Statements, you do not only benefit from getting your statements ahead of time, you also contribute to our campaign to save as much as 10 tons of paper – imagine how many trees you can save.

E-Statements also prevent mail mix-ups. You do not have to worry about losing your statements in the mail. We will deliver your statement directly to your computer. To notify you, we will be sending you an alert via email within minutes of delivery. This way, you also have more control over when and where to receive your statements.

With HSBC Internet Banking, you do not have to fill out withdrawal or deposit forms when you pay bills or transfer funds. You can complete your transactions without needing to execute any form. Aside from this, all online transactions are processed electronically, with very minimal manual intervention. This means that not only do you enjoy faster turnaround of your requests, you also contribute to consuming less energy.

Minimize printing of your account transactions or even of receipts when you withdraw via ATM. HSBC Internet Banking, displays all your transactions as they get posted. By simply banking online, you are contributing to minimizing paper consumption. Remember, any savings on paper contributes to saving more trees.