HSBC announced the launch of Trade Transaction Tracker, a mobile application (app) feature which will enable the bank’s corporate customers to track their trade transactions on a real-time basis. This feature has been built into the existing HSBCnet Mobile Application and has been launched in select countries in which HSBC operates, including India.
The Trade Transaction Tracker is a simple, easy-to-use tool which will help customers track the status of their trade transactions with real time information. It will provide a global view of import and export documentary credit and collections transactions, across markets in one single app. Customers will now be able to view all their trade transactions, anytime, anywhere.
HSBC has introduced this latest feature with a view to enhance the customer experience and improve digital capability for trade, which traditionally has been a very paper-heavy business.
The HSBCnet mobile app is available on the iOS and Android platform. Access to the Trade Transaction Tracker is quick and easy, with self-certification based on a customer’s existing registration for instant advices and does not require registration on HSBCnet. The registration process is simple and straightforward and can be completed in three easy steps that take less than ten minutes.
Aditya Gahlaut, Head of Global Trade and Receivables Finance, HSBC, India said, “In a fast changing world it is important to keep our services relevant and up to date and the Trade Transaction Tracker is the latest innovation from HSBC for its corporate customers. We have developed this feature in an effort to simplify the entire trade transaction tracking process, making it easy and simple for our customers to keep track of their trade transaction anytime, and from anywhere. We are committed to developing digital, easy to use solutions that will augment the customer experience of banking with HSBC.”
The Trade Transaction Tracker is the latest addition to the bank’s award winning electronic banking platform for corporates as a further enhancement to make banking simpler for all its corporate customers.
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