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2025-12-15 11:49
ChainThink News: According to the latest disclosed fee structure for HSBC One, HSBC will adjust its account opening policy for non-permanent residents of Hong Kong. The new regulations will take effect on January 1, 2026, applying to all newly opened accounts held by individuals without a Hong Kong ID issued on or after that date—including mainland visitors, online applicants, and transit account holders.
Under the new rules, a monthly service fee of HK$100 will be charged if the account's "Total Wealth" falls below HK$10,000; exemption applies if the threshold is met.
Users who opened accounts prior to January 1, 2026, are unaffected and may continue enjoying the no-monthly-fee benefit.
Market analysis suggests this move marks the formal tightening of HSBC One’s previous “zero barrier, zero monthly fee” model, signaling the potential end of the golden era for mainland users concentrating on account openings.
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