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HSBC Singapore Credit Card Statement Password (2026)

HSBC Bank (Singapore) · Singapore · Updated October 2026

Abbreviated card name (first letter of each word) followed by the last 8 digits of your card number, with no spaces, e.g. HVR12345678.

DocumentPasswordStatus
Credit card e-statement (emailed PDF)Abbreviated card name (first letter of each word of the product name) + last 8 digits of the card number, no spaces
e.g. HSBC Visa Revolution card ending 5501 2468: HVR55012468		Confirmed by the issuer
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Current and savings account statementsNo longer emailed as encrypted PDFs; view or download them in the HSBC Singapore app or Online Banking
e.g. Not applicable		Confirmed by the issuer
Source

As of October 2026, HSBC Singapore says your emailed credit card statement opens with the abbreviated card name followed by the last 8 digits of your card number, with no spaces. For example, Tan Wei Ming (made-up), with an HSBC Visa Revolution card ending 5501 2468, would type HVR55012468.

The password format

HSBC's e-statement FAQ says to take the first letter of each word in the card's product name, then add the last 8 digits of the card number. HSBC notes the format was changed so it no longer uses your personal information.

CardAbbreviationPassword for a card ending 1234 5678
HSBC Live+ Credit CardHLCCHLCC12345678
HSBC Visa RevolutionHVRHVR12345678
HSBC TravelOne Credit CardHTCCHTCC12345678
HSBC Visa PlatinumHVPHVP12345678
HSBC Visa InfiniteHVIHVI12345678
HSBC Premier / HSBC Premier (USD) / HSBC PriveHPHP12345678
HSBC MastercardHMHM12345678
HSBC Visa AdvanceHVAHVA12345678
HSBC Visa Card / HSBC Visa Classic (USD)HVCHVC12345678
HSBC Visa Gold (USD)HVGHVG12345678
HSBC Visa/MastercardHVHV12345678

The abbreviations HSBC shows are in capital letters. The table above is taken from HSBC's FAQ. If your card isn't listed, apply the same rule to the product name printed on your statement email or card.

Bank accounts are different. HSBC Singapore says it no longer emails encrypted statements for current and savings accounts. You view or download them in the HSBC Singapore app or Online Banking, where statements from the last 12 months are available.

Worked example

Tan Wei Ming (made-up) has an HSBC Visa Revolution card numbered 4000 0000 5501 2468.

  • Card name: HSBC VISA REVOLUTION, so the initials are HVR
  • Last 8 digits: 55012468

His password is HVR55012468.

If the password doesn't work

  • Use capitals and no spaces. Type the initials in capitals, as HSBC shows them, with no spaces or dashes before the digits.
  • Use the right card name. Some names don't abbreviate the way you might expect. HSBC Prive uses HP and HSBC Visa Card uses HVC. Check the table.
  • Replaced card? If your card was reissued with a new number, try the last 8 digits of the card number the statement belongs to.
  • Old statements. PDFs sent before HSBC changed the format may use an older password based on personal details. HSBC's FAQ doesn't describe the old format.
  • Read the email the statement came with. It explains the password.
  • Download it instead from the HSBC Singapore app or Online Banking, or call HSBC on 1800 4722 669 (local).

Removing the password so you don't have to type it again

Once the statement opens, you can keep an unlocked copy so you are not typing the password every month. On iPhone, iPad or Mac, UnKey does this offline: you enter the password you already know, and it saves a copy without the password on your device. Nothing is uploaded. You can also do the same with Preview on a Mac or the "print to PDF" option in most PDF readers. Store the unlocked copy somewhere private, because anyone who gets hold of it can read it.

Questions

What is the HSBC Singapore credit card statement password?

The first letter of each word in your card's name, followed by the last 8 digits of your card number, with no spaces. An HSBC Visa Revolution card ending 12345678 uses HVR12345678.

Does HSBC Singapore still email bank account statements?

No. HSBC says it no longer emails encrypted statements for current and savings accounts. Download them from the HSBC Singapore app or Online Banking.

Does the HSBC Singapore password use my date of birth or NRIC?

Not any more. HSBC says the current format doesn't use personal information. It uses only the card name and card number.

Should the letters be capitals?

Yes, type them in capitals as HSBC's examples show, for example HLCC for HSBC Live+ Credit Card.

Sources

Formats can change. If a password doesn't work, check the email the document came with or contact the issuer. UnKey isn't affiliated with any bank, employer or authority named here.

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