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How do I update my personal particulars?

I have had the HSBC Debit Card for a while now but it has mostly remained inactive. I now wish to engage it actively and realise that I may need to update some personal particulars and information’s. How do I go about doing that?

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    In order to update your Personal Internet Banking account, you can choose to update your personal particulars online at your own convenience by going to the left hand menu, choosing Services, and then click on update Correspondence Address and proceed to update details like Telephone and Fax Numbers etc. Alternatively you can also visit one of the bank’s branches for assistance or complete the change of personal particulars form and mail it back to the bank.

    2019.08.01 5:8

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