How to register for Online Banking?
Forgot your username or password? You can also reset your username and password by re-registration. Watch online registration demo below
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Standard Chartered Online Banking
Standard Chartered’s online banking platform is fast, easy and secure. Access our wide range of banking services from anywhere in the world!
Wide range of banking features designed for your needs
Security tips
Online transactions made safer, more secure and totally hassle-free.
We have adopted comprehensive security measures to safeguard your use of Standard Chartered Online Banking
Customer Authentication with Username and Password
Your Standard Chartered Online Banking account can only be accessed with your unique Username and Login Password.
Unauthorized Transaction
Incase you notice any unauthorized access or transaction in your account, contact our phone banking team immediately.
SMS Confirmation
You'll receive a confirmation message via SMS when you've completed your transaction.
FAQs
If you hold any (or a combination) of the following products from Standard Chartered, you can register for the service:
Savings Account
Current Account
Deposit account
Loan account
Credit Card
No. There are no extra charges for using this service. It is absolutely free.
It’s easy to use, and safe – Using your unique login ID and confidential password, you can now bank with confidence, knowing that your transactions remain safe. With our simple and easy to use navigational toolbars, you will realise how easy it is to browse the site.
It’s fast – It takes only a few seconds or even less to access updated account information or complete a banking transaction, leaving you more time to do other things.
It’s convenient – You can perform secure online banking right from the comfort of your home or office through the Internet.
If you suspect that there is an unauthorised transaction in your account, please report it to us.
The only way anyone can access your Online Banking account is by entering your unique login ID and password. Please ensure that your login ID & password are secure and not shared with anyone. In case of suspect compromised of your password please reset your password.
Follow the below steps to raise an unauthorised transaction:
- Go to ‘Help and Services’ on left hand menu post login to ibanking
- Select ‘Account/Debit Card’ transaction dispute
- Select account and date
- Select the relevant details and submit
Click here to register for Online Banking or SC Mobile.
You will get an alert for all transactions done through Online Banking. In case you do not receive an SMS alert, please check:
If you have network
If you haven’t blocked Standard Chartered Bank as a sender
If your mobile number is updated in our records. You can check the same under “Profile Details” section in Online Banking.
If you still don’t receive the alert, please wait for a few minutes to account for any network-related delays.
Click here to register for Online Banking or SC Mobile.
Safeguard your Password. Never reveal your Password to anyone, including the staff of Standard Chartered Bank. Standard Chartered Bank will never ask you for confidential information like OTP/PIN/Password through emails, SMS, phone calls or in-person. Beware of anyone asking you for such details.
Do not use easy-to-guess numbers as your Password, such as 111111, 123456, your date of birth, etc.
Change your Password regularly (once in 3 months). Just click “Change Password” and follow the simple instructions.
When you enter your ID and Password during login, please ensure that others cannot see your screen and you are not being observed from behind. If you suspect that your password has been stolen or exposed to others, please reach out to us.
Always log out from Online Banking when you finish using the service or when you will be away from your PC. For security reasons, your login session of Online Banking will be terminated if your browser is left idle for a while. Always remember to close the browser application after logout. Avoid accessing Online Banking through PCs installed in public/open areas, e.g. cyber-cafes or libraries.
Follow the below steps to reset your username or password.
If you have a Savings account/Debit Card –
Step 1: Click here to visit the registration page. Click on forgot Username/Password.
Step 2: Enter your Debit card number and your ATM PIN
Step 3: Verify your registered mobile number and enter temporary password sent on your registered mobile number
Step 4: Create your own personalized online banking user id and password.
If you don’t have a Savings account/Debit Card but have a Credit Card
Step 1: Click here to visit the registration page. Click on forgot Username/Password.
Step 2: Enter your credit card details (card number, CVV, expiry) and your date of birth (as provided to the bank)
Step 3: Verify your registered mobile number and enter temporary password sent on your registered mobile number.
Step 4: Create your own personalized online banking user id and password
Your username and password reset is complete. Starting using online banking or SC Mobile now.
Follow the below steps to add your Payee :-
Step 1 : Login to SCB Internet Banking using your username and password.
Step 2 : Click on Transfers in left hand side menu
Step 3 : Select Tab ‘Third Party Transfers’ and click on ‘Add a new payee’
Step 4 : Select payee type and enter required Payee details.
You need to have your ATM/ Debit card and pin number, or a primary credit card, for setting up the transaction password.
- Login to SCB Internet Banking using your username and password
- Click on Change Password in left hand side menu
- Selection transaction password tab and enter the required password and card details
Your Password is set.
Password Tips:
- Password should not contain any space, symbol such as `;:{“?)<>
- Password is case sensitive
- Password should not contain 3 or more letters/ numbers in sequence i.e. 111 or aaa
- Password should not be the same as your last 6 passwords
- To make your password more secure:
- Use a combination of letters and numbers
- Mix lower case and upper case letters
- Avoid using guessable information