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Open account

You need strategies and solutions to help you navigate an uncharted environment

Trade directly with organisations that have a good financial status and that also recognise your business’ good financial standing using HSBC’s open account solutions. You may even be able to take advantage of import and export finance without the need for an underlying documentary credit (letter of credit). If you’re selling on open account terms, our receivables finance products could deliver the financing, or collection services you need. Plus, our supply chain solutions are designed to help you optimise working capital, reduce costs and gain better visibility and control over receivables.

Our open account solutions

Open account export

Facilitate early payment to your suppliers once goods have shipped, with no need to purchase receivables.

Receivables finance

Turn receivables into cash faster. If qualified, you may be able to access up to 90% of invoice values immediately upon issuance.

HSBC Mobile Collections Faster, smarter and seamless payment collection

HSBC Mobile Collections in Egypt is an SMS-based payments solution designed to help businesses like yours overcome the challenges and lengthy processes that can be associated with payment collections and reconciliation.

HSBC EY Sustainable Chemicals Report

The chemical industry’s energy consumption is the highest of any industrial sector, pushing companies to map their ESG transition plans.

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HSBCnet Mobile. Secure banking for your business any time, any place

At HSBC, we are dedicated to leveraging technology and innovation to make your life simpler, 24/7.

Digital Banking in Egypt Setting a New Pace

By Noor Adhami, Regional Head of Global Liquidity and Cash Management, HSBC MENAT

Many twists and turns have shaped the evolution of Egypt’s banking sector since the country’s currency was issued into circulation in 1836. Now, nearly two centuries later, the digital tools of the 4th Industrial Revolution are developing a new chapter that is led by speed and collaboration.