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HDFC Net Banking FAQ
1) What is Net Banking
👉Net Banking is an incredibly convenient, secure, and powerful tool, letting you do everything you want with your accounts at the click of a mouse. You can conduct 200+ financial and non-financial transactions without having to visit a branch.
2) Eligibility for HDFC Net Banking.
👉If you have an HDFC Bank Savings/Current account, Credit Card or Loan account, then you are eligible for NetBanking and you can access your account through NetBanking.
3) Will I be charged for the HDFC Net Banking service?
👉HDFC Net Banking service is free.
4) How do I transfer money using HDFC Net Banking?
👉To transfer money using HDFC Net Banking:
A. Customers Not Migrated To New HDFC Net Banking:
- Login to NetBanking
- Click on Fund Transfer tab
- Click on NEFT/RTGS/IMPS to transfer funds
B. Customers Migrated To New HDFC Net Banking:
- Log in to HDFC Net Banking
- Go to Pay👉 Money Transfer tab
Please click on the links given in that tab for to watch a demo.
- NEFT
- RTGS
- IMPS
5) What can be the reasons my HDFC Net Banking password is not working?
👉 Your NetBanking password might not work due to any one of the following reasons:
- Your password is case-sensitive and might have been entered incorrectly.
- If you don’t use your HDFC Net Banking facility for more than 180 days (or 120 days if you have registered only for Cards) it becomes inactive and your password won’t work
- You may have entered the wrong password 5 times.
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6) How should I reset my HDFC Net banking password?
👉Procedure to reset your Netbanking password:
A) HDFC Bank Account Holders
- Click on the ‘Forgot Password’ link
- Select the option “Regenerate IPIN using One Time password (OTP)”
- Enter your Customer Id and click on “Go”
- An OTP would be sent to the selected Mobile No. Please re-initiate the transaction, incase you have not received the same
- Please input the One Time Password which was sent to your Mobile Number / Email Id
- Choose a new password and then reconfirm the new password
- HDFC request you to use the new password for your future log in
B) Non HDFC Bank Account Holders
- Click on Credit Cardholder
- Click on the ‘Forgot your Password?’ Option
- Enter your Log in ID / Card number / Card expiry date / Credit Card PIN / Choose a new password and then reconfirm the new password
- Click on Submit
- HDFC request you to use the new password for all your future logins
7) When will my IPIN not work?
👉 Your IPIN (password) may not work if:
- You haven’t entered the same lower or upper case as mentioned in the IPIN envelope sent to you. remind the IPIN password is case sensitive
- You haven’t accessed your account for more than 999 days
8) My HDFC Net Banking is locked.
👉 The possible reasons for a locked NetBanking account are:
- You have’nt used the HDFC NetBanking facility for more than 999 days.
- You have filled the wrong IPIN (password) 5times (in this case you need to gett logging in again after 24 hrs).
- If you have forgotten your IPIN, then we can regenerate the IPIN based on an authenticated request from you.
9) How to block my HDFC Net Banking?
👉 You can use the following steps to block HDFC Net Banking:
- PhoneBanking:
- At the Branch:
10) How do I register for HDFC Net Banking Online?
👉 Follow the steps given below to register for NetBanking Online:
- Please click here, enter your Customer ID and follow the steps
- Please keep your RMN i.e. enrolled Mobile number and debit card within reach as you will be expected to enter an OTP as well as check card subtleties
- NR clients with a global number if it’s not too much trouble, note that OTP will be shipped off both versatile number and email ID and you will be expected to enter both. 👇 HDFC Net Banking FAQ – studynotes1.com
11) How do I register for HDFC Net Banking through PhoneBanking? 👇
- Please contact HDFC PhoneBanking.
- HDFC PhoneBanking agent will accept your HDFC Net Banking registration request and the IPIN will be dispatched to your registered mailing address within 5 working days.
12) How do I register for HDFC Net Banking?
👉 NetBanking is registered by default to all HDFC Bank Customers. In case you are not registered for NetBanking, you can get it registered now, it is quick & easy.
There are several ways through which you can register for HDFC NetBanking👇
- Online 👇
👉You can register for HDFC Net Banking online by following the below process:
1. For Online Resident Customers and NR Customers with Domestic Mobile Number registered with the bank
- Enter your Customer ID
- Confirm your registered mobile number
- Input the OTP (One Time Password) which you have get on your mobile
- Select and input the Debit card details
- Set your IPIN
- Login to HDFC NetBanking using the with newly set IPIN
- Enter your Customer ID & confirm
- A One time Password ( OTP) would be sent to your registered mobile number and Email ID. You need to filled both the OTPs
- Input the new IPIN
- Login to HDFC Net Banking using with the newly set IPIN
- ATM👇
- Visit your nearest HDFC Bank ATM
- Enter your HDFC Bank Debit Card number and your HDFC ATM PIN
- Select ‘Other Option’ from the main screen
- Select ‘HDFC Net Banking Registration’ and confirm
- HDFC will courier the IPIN to your mailing address
- PhoneBanking 👇
- Call the HDFC PhoneBanking number in your city and give your Customer ID and Telephone Identification Number (TIN) or Debit Card and PIN
- HDFC PhoneBanking agent will take your HDFC NetBanking registration request
- HDFC will courier the IPIN to your mailing address in our records within 5 days
- Branch 👇
1. Download the NetBanking registration form
2. Fill in the respective form and submit it to your nearest HDFC Bank branch
3. The IPIN will be sent to your registered mailing address once the request is done.
13) How do I register for NetBanking at a Branch?
👉 Please follow the steps given below to register for NetBanking at a Branch:
- You can visit the nearest branch for an application form
- You can also download the form here – Form for Corporates | Form for individuals
- Fill in the respective form and submit it to your nearest HDFC Bank branch
- The IPIN will be sent to your registered mailing address once the request is done.
14) How can I block my HDFC IPIN?
👉 We will need a written instruction from you to block your IPIN. Alternatively, you can contact our PhoneBanking Services.
15) How can I activate my HDFC IPIN?
- For your Netbanking account, you can log in to our NetBanking website, feed in your Customer ID and then your IPIN to log in. Once you log in, your IPIN will be automatically activated.
- For your debit or credit card, you can visit the nearest ATM and activate your card and PIN by swiping your card and feeding in the necessary details. Once you have completed the first transaction, the PIN is validated.
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16) How do I change myHDFC IPIN password?
👉 To change your IPIN (password):
A. Customers Migrated To New NetBanking:
- 1st log in to HDFC NetBanking with your Customer ID and current password
- After logging, change your password using the ‘Change Password’ option
- Your password must be a minimum of 6 – six characters and a maximum 15 – Fifteen characters and must be alphanumeric (have letters, numbers or both)
B. Customers Migrated To New NetBanking:
- 1st log in to HDFC NetBanking with your Customer ID and current password
- Go to your Profile page
- Select Security Center
- Click on ‘Change IPIN / Net Banking Password’
17) How to login to HDFC NetBanking?
👉 To Login to NetBanking,
Click here
- Fill your Customer ID (mentioned on your cheque book or Passbook )
- Assuming you have failed to remember your Customer ID, click on Forgot Customer ID
- Enter your IPIN/Password
- On the off chance that you have failed to remember your IPIN/Password, click on Forgot Password.
Click here to watch a demo.
18) How to block the Cards using NetBanking?
- Login to NetBanking
- Go to the Cards tab
- Request Debit Card Hotlisting/Credit Card Hotlisting
19) What are the key features of HDFC CBX Internet Banking?
👉The key features CBX Internet Banking are:
- Accounts Information & Services
- Payments & Collection Services
- Single smart tax interface
- Salary & Employee Payments
- Safe & Secure
20) What is HDFC CBX Internet Banking?👇
- CBX, HDFC Bank’s Corporate Internet Banking services will help you manage all your transactional banking needs online in a convenient manner and with no compromise on security.
- With strong product customization capabilities, HDFC Bank provides a secure platform to the world of seamless electronic transactions through CBX.
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21) I have a HDFC bank account but have not registered for Net Banking. How can I use the credit card net banking facility?
👉To use the Credit Card NetBanking facility via your HDFC Bank account you first need to register for NetBanking. You can get an application form at any HDFC Bank branch or from our website. When you fill in and present the structure we will send you an IPIN (HDFC NetBanking password).
22) How do I register my Credit Card for HDFC NetBanking?
A) HDFC Bank account holders:
- Go to ‘Cards’ Tab
- On the page that appears you will get an option to ‘click here to register new card’
- Follow the due procedure and your card will be linked to your existing HDFC NetBanking account .From that point, you can then deal with your Credit Card exchanges.
B) Non HDFC Account holders:
- Login
- Update Aadhar
- Link
23) How do I de-register my old credit card from HDFC Netbanking?
👉 To de-register from the Credit Cards NetBanking service:
- Login to Netbanking
- Go to Credit Cards tab
- Under Request Click on the “De-register card” link
- Select the card number and click on “Confirm” to discontinue the NetBanking facility for your Credit Card
- Terminate
- Lost/Stolen
- Block
24) I have a HDFC Credit Card but no bank account, how can I register for Net Banking?
👉 If you have an HDFC Bank Credit Card but are not an account holder you can register for HDFC Bank Credit Card Netbanking by clicking here. Once you have registered you can click here to login.
25) If I am only registered for Credit Card NetBanking will I be able to view my HDFC Bank account details as well?
👉 Your Credit Card account is independent from your Current/Savings account. If you have only registered for the Online Credit Card facility through NetBanking then you will only be able to view your Credit Card account details online.
- Login
- Link
- Read Statement
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26) Is HDFC NetBanking secure?
👉 NetBanking is extremely secure.
Alongside the standard insurances like client ID and IPIN, we utilize an innovation called Secured Socket Layer (SSL) which scrambles data among you and the Bank. At the point when an obscure client attempts to get to your record by attempting different passwords, your record will consequently get locked. Each time you sign into HDFC NetBanking your last login date and time will be shown so you can ensure no other individual has gotten to your record. We likewise have set up a devoted group to watch admittance to our web server and forestall unapproved access. Indeed, even bank workers don’t have a clue about your secret word yet to be totally protected make sure to log out of HDFC NetBanking after you’re finished utilizing it.
27) How to get account statement using HDFC NetBanking?
👉You can get your full account statement for the past 10 years and also print copies of your statements in the following ways:
(a) To download and print last year statements
- Login to NetBanking
- Go to ‘Enquire’ choice on the left side
- Select ‘A/c Statement-up to the year before’
- You may then choose the necessary time span and download a printable document
- Login to NetBanking
- Go to ‘Request’ choice on the left hand side
- Select ‘A/c Statement – Last 10 Years’
- Select the Account number and period of the statement requested
- Click on ‘Continue’ and ‘Confirm’
- The record articulation will be conveyed to your location inside 4 working days and e-proclamations will be shipped off your enlisted E-mail ID inside 1 working day.
To download statements for last 5 years,
- Login to HDFC Bank MobileBanking App
- Go to ‘SAVE’
- Accounts
- Select ‘Statement’ option from account summary page.
28) How to unblock my HDFC NetBanking Account?
👉If your account is locked due to wrong password attempts, it is locked only for 24hrs for security purposes. After 24hrs have lapsed, you can login again, or reset your password online itself.
- Click here and enter the Customer ID
- Select one of the two strategies for confirming the exchange and info the subtleties as mentioned:
a) OTP on registered mobile number and Debit Card details(PIN and expiry date)
b) OTP sent to your registered mobile number and email id (not applicable for resident senior citizen customers)
- Confirm and set new IPIN instantly
29) How can I reactivate my disabled HDFC NetBanking account ?
👉 You can reactivate your disabled HDFC NetBanking account by re-registering for the facility again.
30) How can I activate my HDFC NetBanking Account?
👉 You can now Register for HDFC NetBanking in the following methods and process
Online:👇
- Please click here, enter your Customer ID and follow the steps.
- Kindly keep your enlisted mobile number and check card within reach as you will be expected to include an OTP along with charge card subtleties.
- NR customers with an international number please note that OTP will be sent to both mobile number and email ID and you will be required to input both.
PhoneBanking: 👇
- Please click here to find the HDFC Phonebanking number for your city. HDFC PhoneBanking agent will accept your HDFC NetBanking registration request and the IPIN will be dispatched to your registered mailing address within 5 working days.
At a Branch: 👇
- You can visit the nearest branch for an application form or download it here for corporates and download it here for individuals. Fill the particular structure and submit it at the branch. The IPIN will be couriered to your enlisted street number once the solicitation is handled.
At the ATM: 👇
- Visit your nearest HDFC Bank ATM
- Fill your HDFC Bank Debit Card number and your HDFC ATM PIN
- Select ‘Other Option’ from the main screen
- Select ‘NetBanking Registration’ and confirm
- HDFC will sent the IPIN to your mailing address.
👇 HDFC Net Banking FAQ – studynotes1.com
31) 7 Tips for Secure Internet Banking
👉 Whether it’s bill payment, fund transfer or making a fixed deposit, internet banking allows you to do it fast and conveniently. Instead of going to the bank and waiting in a never ending queue, internet banking has made all banking functions available with a few clicks. However, due to the risk of phishing, this facility must be used with extreme caution – a fraudulent means of obtaining your confidential banking information.
Listed below 👇 are seven-7 smart tips for internet banking.
The first time you log in to your internet banking account, you need to use the password provided by the bank. However, you need to change this password to keep your account secure. In addition, keep changing your password at regular intervals. It is important to keep the password confidential at all times.
2-Do not use a public computer to log in
Avoid logging into your bank account on a normal computer in a cybercafé or library. These are crowded places and your password is more likely to be traced or seen by others. If you want to log in from such places, make sure you clear the cache and browsing history and delete all temporary files on the computer. Also, never let the browser remember your ID and password.
3-Do not share your details with anyone
Your bank will never ask for your confidential information by phone or email. So if you get an open call from the bank or an email requesting your details, don’t give out your login information. Only use your login ID and password on the bank’s official login page, which should be a secure website. Search ‘https: //’ in URL when logging in; This means the website is secure.
Check your account after any online transaction. Check that the correct amount has been deducted from your account. Inform the bank immediately if there is any discrepancy in the amount.
To protect your computer from new viruses, make sure you always use licensed anti-virus software. Pirated versions of anti-virus software may be available for free, but they may fail to protect your computer from new viruses that are prevalent in the online world. In addition, you will receive notifications from time to time for updates to the software. Make sure you keep your anti-virus up to date, so that your confidential information is always safe.
Most broadband users do not disconnect when they do not have an Internet connection on their computer. Malicious hackers can access your computer via an Internet connection and steal your confidential banking information. To protect your data, make sure you are disconnected from the Internet when you do not need to.
Type It is safer to type your bank URL in the browser’s address bar than to click on a link in an email. There are instances of fraudsters sending emails with links to fraudulent websites that are designed exactly like the bank’s original website. Once you enter your login details on such websites, they can be used to access your account and steal your money. When logging in, check the URL ‘https: //’ and make sure it is your bank’s official website.
