Authorise multiple Get Rate payments in a single batch

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Authorise multiple Get Rate payments in a single batch

Dear HSBCnet User,

We have recently enhanced HSBCnet’s Authorisation Summary service to make it easier for you to authorise your Get Rate eligible foreign exchange payments.

What this means for you
You can now review exchange rates and authorise multiple Get Rate eligible payments in a single batch. This means you are no longer required to authorise Get Rate payments one by one (although you can continue to do so, if you prefer).

How Get Rate works
Get Rate is simple to use and appears automatically for eligible payment instructions at the final stage of authorising transactions. This easy-to-use feature offers greater control over your cross-currency payments, allowing you to view and instantly confirm Foreign Exchange (FX) rates for Priority Payments and Inter-account Transfers.

How to authorise multiple foreign exchange payments with Get Rate:

1. In the Authorisation Summary service, payments that may be eligible for Get Rate are marked with a ‘$’ or ‘GR’ symbol. Select all payments that you want to authorise. You can choose to include any transactions, whether they are marked ‘$/GR’ or not, in the same authorisation batch.

2. The Get Rate Authorisation screen displays your Get Rate payments grouped by currency pairs. You can choose to remove individual transactions before proceeding with authorisation.

3. Once you confirm that you want to proceed with authorising the selected payments, select the ‘Authorise’ button. An acknowledgement screen will confirm the status of your payments.

Find out more
To review the list of currencies supported by Get Rate in each country and learn how to use this feature, the following guides are available via the ‘Help’ link on HSBCnet.

•           How do I use Get Rate when authorising a payment?
•           Get Rate Supported Currencies
•           Payments User Guide

For further assistance, please contact your local HSBCnet Support Centre.

Sincerely,

Your HSBCnet Team

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	English \| En français \| En Español \| 繁體中文 \| 简体中文 \| العربةة Authorise multiple Get Rate payments in a single batch Dear HSBCnet User, We have recently enhanced HSBCnet’s Authorisation Summary service to make it easier for you to authorise your Get Rate eligible foreign exchange payments. What this means for you You can now review exchange rates and authorise multiple Get Rate eligible payments in a single batch. This means you are no longer required to authorise Get Rate payments one by one (although you can continue to do so, if you prefer). How Get Rate works Get Rate is simple to use and appears automatically for eligible payment instructions at the final stage of authorising transactions. This easy-to-use feature offers greater control over your cross-currency payments, allowing you to view and instantly confirm Foreign Exchange (FX) rates for Priority Payments and Inter-account Transfers. How to authorise multiple foreign exchange payments with Get Rate: 1. In the Authorisation Summary service, payments that may be eligible for Get Rate are marked with a ‘$’ or ‘GR’ symbol. Select all payments that you want to authorise. You can choose to include any transactions, whether they are marked ‘$/GR’ or not, in the same authorisation batch. 2. The Get Rate Authorisation screen displays your Get Rate payments grouped by currency pairs. You can choose to remove individual transactions before proceeding with authorisation. 3. Once you confirm that you want to proceed with authorising the selected payments, select the ‘Authorise’ button. An acknowledgement screen will confirm the status of your payments. Find out more To review the list of currencies supported by Get Rate in each country and learn how to use this feature, the following guides are available via the ‘Help’ link on HSBCnet. • How do I use Get Rate when authorising a payment? • Get Rate Supported Currencies • Payments User Guide For further assistance, please contact your local HSBCnet Support Centre. Sincerely, Your HSBCnet Team



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