Offers HSBC UK
HSBC UK Bank Account
£220 for a full switch with 2 Direct Debits, paying in £2,000 and £500 of card spending. Paid about 60 days after you meet the conditions.
How it goes
- Open and switchA full switch moving at least 2 Direct Debits
- Pay in £2,000 · £500 card spendWithin 60 days of opening the account
- £220Paid about 60 days after you meet the conditions
If you asked today
Planned for one example person asking today: the last payment by Fri 5 Mar.
As a table
| Bank | What | When |
|---|---|---|
| HSBC UK | Ask HSBC UK for the switch | Fri 6 Nov |
| HSBC UK | Switch completes Mon 16 – Tue 17 Nov | Mon 16 Nov to Tue 17 Nov |
| HSBC UK | £2,000 away | Fri 6 Nov |
| HSBC UK | HSBC UK pays £220 | Fri 5 Mar 2027 |
In short
In its favour
- The £2,000 doesn’t need to stay in the account
Watch out
- The switch must complete within 60 days of opening
- Cash withdrawals, fees, refunded transactions don’t count towards the £500
- Open the account in the HSBC UK mobile app; accounts opened in branch or by phone, and HSBC staff, don’t qualify.
Every condition
Each one in plain words, with the part of HSBC UK’s terms it comes from.
- Full switch with the Current Account Switch Service, moving at least 2 active Direct Debits Up to you laterIn the terms: How do I qualify: full CASS switch including at least 2 Direct DebitsThe account you switch from can’t be with HSBC UK or first direct.
What’s this?
Moved with the Current Account Switch Service. Banks usually count a Direct Debit only if it has taken a payment recently; a new one that hasn’t been paid yet often doesn’t count. Each offer’s terms say exactly what counts. - Joint accountsThe terms don’t say whether a joint account qualifies. Ask the bank first.
- The switch must complete within 60 days of opening the account The banks’ sideIn the terms: How do I qualify: within 60 days of opening
- Pay in £2,000 within 60 days of opening the account Up to you laterIt doesn’t need to stay in the account.In the terms: What counts as a deposit: £2,000; doesn’t need to stay in the account
- Spend £500 on the debit card within 60 days of opening the account Up to you laterDoesn’t count: cash withdrawals, fees, refunded transactions, gambling, credit card or insurance payments, card-to-card payments, transfers from your other HSBC accounts.In the terms: What counts as debit card spend: £500 within 60 days
- No HSBC UK or first direct current account since 1 Jan 2023 Check before you applyIn the terms: Exclusions: held an HSBC UK or first direct current account on or after 1 January 2023
Only HSBC UK can check: Open the account in the HSBC UK mobile app; accounts opened in branch or by phone, and HSBC staff, don’t qualify.
Technical details
Terms fingerprint 793c0b386a15f1de · document 75288160a7dc8f93
About the banks on this page
Each account is provided by the bank named below, which is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority, and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority; covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), the UK’s deposit guarantee scheme, for eligible deposits; and within the Financial Ombudsman Service, where complaints can be taken.
- HSBC UK HSBC UK Bank plc, England and Wales Register no. 765112 Capital and reserves exceed £20bn 31 Dec 2025