HSBC coin machines

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sarahb wrote: »

Do you need to use a debit card to pay via the coin machine ? (I have a mortgage account with HSBC which has a standard 8 digit account number, but obviously no debit card to go with it !)

No you don't, you can simply use the 8 digit account number and your sort code of your account you wish to deposit into. I'm a bit confused with regards to your mortgage thing you refer to, is this an HSBC bank account of some sort?

For anyone in Surrey/SW London, i've located coin sorters in

Kingston upon Thames (new branch,. ex Burger King)
Kingston upon Thames (old one across the road, now Business/Premier, but ordinary customers can use the machines)
Surbiton

There's also coin sorters at these Central London branches:

Covent Garden
Charing Cross

never-in-doubt

riderross wrote: »

Anyone know if there is a coinstar in one of their Cardiff branches?

LOL, if there was it'd be nicked after a day surely?

Cardiff lads don't deposit the conventional way - imagine that, an ATM sized piggy bank haha :j

7sefton

The new HSBC 'store' on Lord Street in Liverpool (which replaced the two major city branches) has a coin machine, as well as about 40 other machines for every kind of transaction. And 2 cashier positions, hidden away upstairs in the corner

But do you all know that NatWest also have coin machines in some branches? They differ to HSBC's and Barclay ones though, because they are not 'stand-alone' units... instead, they are incorporated into a normal looking ATM (a bit like the deposit machines inside Nationwide branches). Again, there's one in the new NatWest branch in Liverpool One Shopping Centre. And a single cashier window!

withnell

Fleet Street HSBC has a coin machine

nicko33

username wrote: »

you can simply use the 8 digit account number and your sort code of your account you wish to deposit into.

So does that also apply to us First Direct customers?
Anyone know?

Gillianh2

HSBC in Park Street Swansea has one:j

ukclarkkent

Gillianh2 wrote: »

HSBC in Park Street Swansea has one:j

hiya, these machines - do they have any kind of limit to them or is it like a queue up and wait sort of thing? is there a maximum you can chuck in?

ShelfStacker_3

nicko33 wrote: »

So does that also apply to us First Direct customers?
Anyone know?

Yup, it does. All HSBC machines can be used by First Direct customers (although the Express Banks that some branches have are quite limited in functionality - you can get a statement or balance on your 1st Account and that's it. Found this out when I had to test our machine once

sparkey1

I love the coin machines at HSBC (when they are working). They are great for getting rid of coins burning a hole in your pocket. Money is credited same day and you don't look like a stingy miser for depositing 87p in coppers!

7sefton

sparkey1 wrote: »

I love the coin machines at HSBC (when they are working). They are great for getting rid of coins burning a hole in your pocket. Money is credited same day and you don't look like a stingy miser for depositing 87p in coppers!

Are they often broken?