£10 Cashback for using Android Pay with HSBC. Not sure if this is account specific but worth checking if you're with HSBC.
Early bird or reluctant riser? Either way, here's something to get your day off to a good start. Simply download Android Pay™, add your eligible HSBC debit or credit card and make 3 qualifying transactions before 31 December 2016 to earn £10 cashback*1 – more than enough to cover your morning coffee and croissant.
See the terms and conditions below for full details, including when you'll be paid.
Top comments
Delio79 to iz123456789
2 Nov 168#6
No
maximoshark to kevessex
2 Nov 167#19
N... No? It says HSBC 3 times within the first 3 lines of the post.
Chunky_Champion
2 Nov 167#9
For folks wanting to try this. Download Android Pay (making sure your phone is compatible - minimum Android 4.4 and NFC), add an HSBC Bank card then use it on any terminal that accepts wireless payment. You don't need to look for those little android pay logos, it works on all. The only thing I found is that your phone screen needs to be active and, that on my S7 Edge at least, the handset needs to be almost in line with the terminal. Too much of an angle and it seems to fail. Hope this helps somebody look slightly less foolish than I have these last couple of weeks trying it out.
colinmckenna
1 Nov 164#1
Hopefully this will include first direct accounts
Latest comments (47)
Zanderman
28 Feb 17#47
Got mine now - arrived in the account a week or so ago.
Zanderman
8 Feb 17#45
Anyone got their tenner yet? Still nothing on my account.
The original t&c say "The £10 cashback will be credited to your HSBC Current Account within 60 days of the Promotion Period ending."
Which would be about the end of February.
flyingflea to Zanderman
28 Feb 17#46
Nope, today is the 60th day and no tenner in my account
duckative
14 Jan 17#44
completely forgot about this, but did anyone receive their cashback? cause i didn't, but it did make me use android pay with my hsbc card
Younaspk21
14 Jan 17#43
Didn't get, very funny
Mandroid578
20 Nov 16#42
Ha
msaquib
5 Nov 16#41
Added my HSBC Credit card to android pay and used 3 times yesterday. I guess that would be enough for the £10 cashback?
Kallb123
3 Nov 16#40
Damn, I've just looked it up in my MSE emails ands spotted that. I should've acted quicker. Got to choose between Coop £150 +£4/month or FD £100 +5% monthly saver.
Kallb123
2 Nov 16#22
Totally unrelated, but did HSBCs £150+50 switching bonus disappear over the weekend? Was going to do that this week, but looks like all trace has vanished :disappointed:
Spartan88 to Kallb123
3 Nov 16#39
Yes, ended 30th October
campbellcabs
2 Nov 16#21
Has anyone ever been lucky enough to get it to work? I had two attempts at using it - Tesco and McDs, both times with issues. Far less hassle with the contactless bankcard.
Kallb123 to campbellcabs
2 Nov 16#23
Mines work several times. Failed the very first time I tried.
Evouk to campbellcabs
2 Nov 16#28
For me its been a bit hit n miss.
maximoshark to campbellcabs
2 Nov 161#38
Use it about 5 times a day. As long as the phone is flat against the card reader and the screen is awake then it works.
FoxForce5
2 Nov 16#24
It amazes me that you can't use this at the bank machine yet.
As such I still have to carry the bloody card everywhere with me, so that makes using android pay useless cos it's actually quicker to tap my card on the reader as opposed to unlocking the phone to then tap that on the reader.
It'd be much simpler if you could use this at the bank machine, & safer too if you needed to also use a pin at bank machine or in the shops when over the arbitrary £30 limit, as you'd have to be able to unlock the phone & know the pin number.
alexjameshaines to FoxForce5
2 Nov 16#30
Actually that's a sound point for dual auth in the real world...
maximoshark to FoxForce5
2 Nov 16#37
Taking cash out isn't the point. This is supposed to be so easy that you don't need to use cash. You don't drive android pay usage by letting people take out cash. Also, you don't need to unlock the phone to use it, just wake up the screen. To pay over £30 you need to verify yourself via the security you set up with your phone I.e. Pin code or lock screen pattern
frozensun
2 Nov 16#36
Some Santander machines do.
EveshamLad
2 Nov 16#35
Is that the same terms that say
Anyway, thanks for making an effort.
Rewarded by me voting this deal HOT, HOT, HOT!
Least I can do in the circumstances
DirtyQwerty
2 Nov 16#34
I use it every day because HSBC still haven't given me a contactless card. I haven't received an email about this though. It may just be for new users.
cmoi
2 Nov 161#33
You can in some countries, but I haven't seen ATMs with an appropriate reader in UK yet
cmoi
2 Nov 16#32
I didn't get the email, maybe because I have been using it from day1?
cjdean1983
2 Nov 16#31
lol
trick23
2 Nov 161#13
ridiculous that it isnt open to customers if you have already added the card to android pay
mgdeal to trick23
2 Nov 16#29
i know right. I have it already set up since a month ago. do you reckon is a way to get the cashback?
russellanam
2 Nov 16#27
I have Debit and Credit card from HSBC but did not receive this email. Wonder if this is account specific.
djames108
2 Nov 16#26
good offer if you can get the app to work, unfortunately I'm a cm13 user and they won't allow it to work.
lains
2 Nov 16#25
seems like a nice offer
kevessex
2 Nov 16#18
is this NatWest ?
maximoshark to kevessex
2 Nov 167#19
N... No? It says HSBC 3 times within the first 3 lines of the post.
deeplink to kevessex
2 Nov 163#20
Yes, welcome sir, how can I help you?
fiyero
2 Nov 16#17
Almost, it breaks the Decathlon ones!
matthewbrown_uk
2 Nov 16#16
only HSBC own brand cards not FD or MandS
manicmidlander
2 Nov 16#15
Nice find.
mjunaid106
2 Nov 16#14
Is this account specific as I haven't received the email yet.
michaeljb
2 Nov 16#12
good to know, won't work on mine sadly, no NFC
michaeljb
2 Nov 16#8
does android pay work on rooted phones? my banking app didn't :disappointed:
rodders443 to michaeljb
2 Nov 16#11
Some do some don't. Android pay doesn't work on some Android phones, rooted or not.
colinmckenna
1 Nov 164#1
Hopefully this will include first direct accounts
Dragon32 to colinmckenna
2 Nov 16#10
I'm hoping so as well.
Chunky_Champion
2 Nov 167#9
For folks wanting to try this. Download Android Pay (making sure your phone is compatible - minimum Android 4.4 and NFC), add an HSBC Bank card then use it on any terminal that accepts wireless payment. You don't need to look for those little android pay logos, it works on all. The only thing I found is that your phone screen needs to be active and, that on my S7 Edge at least, the handset needs to be almost in line with the terminal. Too much of an angle and it seems to fail. Hope this helps somebody look slightly less foolish than I have these last couple of weeks trying it out.
hotdealsuk1973
2 Nov 16#7
heat added got the email i'll have to set it up on the android phone but worth it for a free tenner
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Opening post
Early bird or reluctant riser? Either way, here's something to get your day off to a good start. Simply download Android Pay™, add your eligible HSBC debit or credit card and make 3 qualifying transactions before 31 December 2016 to earn £10 cashback*1 – more than enough to cover your morning coffee and croissant.
See the terms and conditions below for full details, including when you'll be paid.
Top comments
Latest comments (47)
The original t&c say "The £10 cashback will be credited to your HSBC Current Account within 60 days of the Promotion Period ending."
Which would be about the end of February.
As such I still have to carry the bloody card everywhere with me, so that makes using android pay useless cos it's actually quicker to tap my card on the reader as opposed to unlocking the phone to then tap that on the reader.
It'd be much simpler if you could use this at the bank machine, & safer too if you needed to also use a pin at bank machine or in the shops when over the arbitrary £30 limit, as you'd have to be able to unlock the phone & know the pin number.
Anyway, thanks for making an effort.
Rewarded by me voting this deal HOT, HOT, HOT!
Least I can do in the circumstances