Why do I have to register HKID number as proxy in Faster Payment System (FPS)?

Registering your HKID number as Proxy ID will facilitate you to receive payment and transfer from designated institutions, corporates and the HKSAR government in the future.

How can I find which institution, corporate or HKSAR government department will support the feature and when will I receive the money after registration?

You may refer to the announcements made by designated institutions, corporates and the HKSAR government from time to time.

Can I send money using my registered HKID number as proxy?

HKID number proxy is only applicable for receiving payment and transfer from designated institutions, corporates and the HKSAR government. If you would like to send money, you can register your mobile number or email address as proxy in SC Pay.

Can I use my HKID number as proxy to receive money from friends?

The registered HKID number as proxy does not support receiving money other than designated institutions, corporates and the HKSAR government. If you would like to enjoy the convenience of receiving money from friends, you can register your mobile number or email address as “default receiving proxy” in SC Pay to receive money with your SCB bank account.

What is the eligibility of registering my HKID number as proxy?

You have to hold a valid Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card and opened an account with us using this HKID number. For the account to receive payment, it has to be a sole name local HKD savings or current account. If you have opened your account with your passport, please go to any of our branches to update your record with us.

Can I register the HKID number as proxy with a joint account?

We can only handle registrations from sole-name local HKD account opened you’re your HKID number. If you would like to register, you can open a sole-name account via our Online Banking or at our branches.

If I have already registered my HKID number in another bank, can I register it again with Standard Chartered?

Yes, you are always welcome to register your HKID number with us. Since each HKID number could only be linked with one bank at a time, your registration with another bank will be overwritten accordingly.

How can I check if the registration is successful?

You will receive an acknowledgement through SMS or email upon successful registration. You can also log in to SC Mobile app and go to Settings -> SC Pay and check if you have already registered your HKID number with us.

What should I do if I would like to change my receiving account or cancel the registration?

You can always use our SC Mobile app and go to Settings -> SC Pay to amend or delete the HKID number registration.

How can I check if the payment has been credited to my account?

You can login to your account via our SC Mobile app or Online Banking to check the transaction details. You will also see this payment in your eStatement.

If I have registered for multiple payments and transfers issued by designated institutions, corporates and the HKSAR government, do I need to re-register my HKID number again for future payments and transfers?

No, you will not need to re-register your HKID number again. Your HKID number proxy registration will be effective upon first registration. Please note that you can only register your HKID number as proxy with one bank only – which means your existing registration at SCB will be overwritten if you register your HKID number with another bank.

Register HKID

Want to send money via SC Pay?

You can send money via SC Pay by registering your mobile number or email address in SC Mobile Settings. Click HERE for more information.

Via SC Mobile app

STEP 1

STEP 2

Select “SC Pay”

STEP 3

Select “Hong Kong Identity Card Number”, choose account to receive payment, and click “Next”

STEP 4

Review your registration and confirm

STEP 5

Authenticate with SC Mobile Key

STEP 6

Registration submitted!

Eligibility

You have to hold a valid Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card and opened an account with us using this HKID number. For the account to receive payment, it has to be a local Hong Kong dollar savings or current account in the sole name of the registrant.