HSBC LiveSign

HSBC LiveSign is powered by Adobe Sign and issued by HSBC Bank Bermuda. It is an automated electronic signature workflow to replace paper and ink signatures. The cloud-based document solution makes it easy to sign forms or documents on a computer or mobile device. Once completed, the Adobe system provides you with a signed copy for your records.

HSBC LiveSign can be used to sign a number of secure online documents. These include certain agreements that might be required when you apply for a new product, or when you're accessing our secure banking services.

Where LiveSign is available, you will automatically be given the option to use it, although you can still arrange to visit us in branch if you prefer. 

We expect to make LiveSign available for more of our products and services in the near future.

An electronic signature - or e-signature - is a way of signing forms or documents online, without having to download and physically sign paper documents with pen and ink. You can do this by drawing your signature in the 'sign here' panel, uploading an existing signature image from your device, or capturing your signature through a link sent to your mobile phone. Under no circumstances will the Bank ask you for security details such as your card PINs or online banking codes or passwords.

HSBC LiveSign makes signing documents quick and simple. You can sign without printing or faxing documents, installing software, creating new logins, or scanning. The entire process takes minutes to complete and can be done from anywhere, at any time, with any device connected to the Internet. 

We always ensure your documents, data, and personal information are protected by industry-standard security practices, and HSBC LiveSign is no different. Both HSBC LiveSign and Adobe Sign safeguard identity management, data confidentiality and document integrity with secure software and service operation processes. 

HSBC Live Sign supported by Adobe Sign is certified compliant with ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type 2 and PCI DSS. To learn more, please visit the Adobe Sign Trust Centre.

Yes. Once the electronic signing process has been completed, the Bank will email you a link to download a PDF version of the signed form or document which you can save or print for your records.