HSBC EG

Name: HSBC EG
Rating: 1.4 (2326 reviews)
Author: HSBC Technology & Services USA

By: HSBC Technology & Services USA

Finance

Features & Capabilities

HSBC EG is a secure mobile banking app designed for Egypt-based customers. It lets you log in from anywhere, view balances and transaction history, and transfer money quickly and safely.

Note that features vary by country. For other regions, use your local HSBC Mobile Banking app. For permissions details, see https://m.mobile15.hsbc.com/pages/mobile-banking.html. This app is not intended for use in jurisdictions where distribution is restricted.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

HSBC Technology & Services USA

Rating:

1.40

(2,326)

Version:

1.5.41.3 Last updated: 2026-05-07

Version code:

885022450

Creation date:

2012-10-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

98.34MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 68,045 ▼ 33

Other platforms

HSBC EG (v1.5.41.4)

10,381,799 2.52

(81,975)

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Developed by:

HSBC Technology & Services USA

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hsbc-eg/id565993818

User Reviews

The HSBC EG app is widely criticized as outdated, unstable, and feature-poor. Users report it fails to open, crashes often, and blocks essential tasks like payments, payees, and deposits. Biometric login is missing, security flows are cumbersome, and hard-token requirements persist. Regional variants add to inconsistency, and customer support is seen as unhelpful. Overall, many intend to use alternative channels or switch banks.

Pros

Cons

Outdated design and UI with a Windows XP-like look and feel; reviews describe the UI as old and non-intuitive.
Unreliable and often unusable — the app frequently won’t open or load, with crashes and blank pages (e.g., Manage Card).
Core features are broken or missing — difficulties paying bills, adding/saving payees, and mobile deposits frequently fail.
Security and login friction — no biometric login in many cases; overly complex security flows and hard-token requirements.
Regional fragmentation and inconsistent experiences — multiple HSBC apps for different countries; some regions’ apps are notably inferior to others.