Age-friendly banking
Standard Chartered is committed at providing support to our senior clients through a comprehensive range of services, ensuring they can access our products and services with ease. Below is a summary of available Branch/ATM services:
· Convenient branch access: Mobile Branch provides a range of banking services for clients who may have difficulty visiting a branch, particularly those in areas with limited access to banking facilities.
· Easier ATM use: Simplified ATM services help senior clients use essential functions more easily, such as cash withdrawal, overseas transaction settings and PIN changes.
· Personalised withdrawal limits: ATM withdrawal limits can be adjusted to better suit clients’ individual needs.
· Guided digital banking support: Branch staff can support clients in using our digital banking services.
· Support for future planning: Assistance is available for clients who need to register a Power of Attorney.
For more details, please visit https://av.sc.com/hk/content/docs/hk-power-of-attorney.pdf.
Accessible services for clients with disabilities
We make banking easy and accessible for everyone, including clients needing extra support. Here is a summary of services available at Branch/ ATM services:
· Easier branch access: Selected branches are equipped with permanent or temporary ramps to support easier access.
· Accessible service areas: Wheelchair-accessible counters or meeting rooms are available at branches.
· Inclusive ATM support: ATMs are equipped with voice navigation and tactile labels.
· Hearing assistance: Assistive listening systems are provided to support clients with hearing needs.
· Guide dog-friendly branches: Guide dogs are welcome at our branches.
For more details, please see below.
District
HONG KONG ISLAND
| KOWLOON
| NEW TERRITORIES
| OUTLYING ISLANDS
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Central & Western | Kowloon City | Kwai Tsing | Outlying Islands |
| Eastern | Kwun Tong | North | – |
| Southern | Sham Shui Po | Sai Kung | – |
| Wanchai | Wong Tai Sin | Sha Tin | – |
| – | Yau Tsim Mong | Tai Po | – |
| – | – | Tsuen Wan | – |
| – | – | Tuen Mun | – |
| – | – | Yuen Long | – |