BusinessPro

Grow your business with a solution from HSBC - HSBC Philippines

Keep your company’s finances organized.

The HSBC BusinessPro is an innovative commercial account package that requires a lower required minimum account balance than its usual counterparts. It offers higher interest rates, preferential pricing on payments, and 24-hour account access through alternative banking channels

BusinessPro gives lower tariffs on payment transactions such as Telegraphic Transfers, Cashier's Orders, annual fees on Business Loans, and lower charges for falling below the required minimum balance. It also allows transactions using a wide selection of business deposit services in Philippine Pesos (PhP) and US Dollars (USD).

Features and Benefits

• Lower required minimum average deposit balances

Currency	Minimum monthly ADB*
Peso (PHP) Current Account	PHP 200,000
US Dollar (USD) Current Account	USD 5,000

• Higher interest rates

Interest Rates	BusinessFlex	BusinessPro**
Balances up to PHP 1,000,000 or USD 20,000	Regular interest rates	BusinessFlex rates
Balances over PHP 1,000,000 or USD 20,000	Regular interest rates	50 basis points higher than BusinessFlex

• Free Business Telephone Banking
All access banking through a touch tone phone

• Business ATM
Access over 1,000,000 ATMs around the world via the PLUS network, and over 7,000 local ATMs

• Business SMS
Get account balances and deposit and withdrawal updates via your mobile phone.

• Business Internet Banking
Enjoy the security of password protection and a security device, plus the convenience of banking through your computer.

• EasyPay and ChequeScan
Deposit cash or checks without going through the counter. ChequeScan allows customers to deposit checks without the need for envelopes, to deposit up to thirty (3) checks, and provide documentation via scanned copies of the checks.

• Foreign Currency Savings Account
We also offer Foreign Currency Savings Account in Australian Dollar (AUD), British Pound Sterling (GBP), Canadian Dollar (CAD), Euro (EUR), Hongkong Dollar (HKD), Japanese Yen (JPY), Singapore Dollar (SGD), Swiss Franc (CHF)