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It's £25000, but you can phone HSBC to request and complete a form requesting the limit to be raised permanently or for a temporary amount of time. It's useful if transferring large sums to other business accounts or members' voluntary liquidation proceedings.
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Prince Mtutbu John of Nigeria sincerely asks to be considered for this vital role and his colleagues in Lagos are ready to assist.
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI found 25K down the back of the sofa the other day. I gave it to a passing tramp (AtW) who asked for the price of a cuppa. It is about that, isn't it?
Did you do it as a tax write-off?
I think £25k is acceptable as a wall write-off.
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I think it's more likely to be a limit set by the bank.Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
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Anything under 100k then I can't help. I'll leave the little people to worry about banks that have the limits you mention.
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I like the silly answers as well.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostWrong forum, this should be in technical if you want a sensible answer
I found 25K down the back of the sofa the other day. I gave it to a passing tramp (AtW) who asked for the price of a cuppa. It is about that, isn't it?Originally posted by WTFH View PostI suspect 10k. I'll ask my butler to ask his batman's accountant, as I don't deal with trivial amounts.
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I suspect 10k.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostAnyone know the limits on a pull request from an HSBC current account to a third party bank via Open Banking? Via app it's 10K, via web browser it's 25K and in person it's unlimited. HSBC customer services don't seem to know.
I'll ask my butler to ask his batman's accountant, as I don't deal with trivial amounts.
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Wrong forum, this should be in technical if you want a sensible answer
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Open banking HSBC
Anyone know the limits on a pull request from an HSBC current account to a third party bank via Open Banking? Via app it's 10K, via web browser it's 25K and in person it's unlimited. HSBC customer services don't seem to know.Tags: None
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