- HSBC business customers can now move larger payments in real time, giving companies more room to handle payroll, supplier payments, refunds, and other transactions.
- Businesses using HSBC Philippines can now transfer up to ₱500,000 per transaction through InstaPay, up from the previous ₱50,000 limit, according to a report by BusinessWorld.
- The higher limit means HSBC business customers can now move larger amounts through InstaPay in a single real-time transaction.
HSBC business customers can now move larger payments in real time, giving companies more room to handle payroll, supplier payments, refunds, and other transactions.
Businesses using HSBC Philippines can now transfer up to ₱500,000 per transaction through InstaPay, up from the previous ₱50,000 limit, according to a report by BusinessWorld.
The higher limit means HSBC business customers can now move larger amounts through InstaPay in a single real-time transaction.
The new InstaPay for Business service is available to customers using business or corporate accounts, who can now send money to individuals or other businesses in real time, with no daily transaction or total-value cap.
Companies can use the service for payroll, loan disbursements, insurance claims, employee incentives, supplier payments, wholesale transactions, and inter-company transfers.
HSBC is the sixth financial institution to offer InstaPay for Business and the first international bank in the Philippines to join the service, according to data cited by BusinessWorld.
The service recorded more than 10,000 transactions worth ₱734.32 million during its second-quarter 2026 pilot, based on Payments Network of the Philippines data.