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Keeping money safe from scammers is a constant concern for millions of Britons. HSBC has urged its customers to use the protections available to them and reduce the risk of being a victim of fraud.

The video stated that Voice ID helped to identify around 7,000 fraudulent calls last year.

It explained: “If someone who isn’t you calls us to access your account, your voice acts like a password to block them.”

More detail on the system can be found on the HSBC website.

HSBC states: “Fraudsters and hackers may be able to steal or guess your security number, but they can’t replicate your voice.

They can simply:

  • Call 08000 852 380
  • Verify their identity using their telephone security number
  • Create a voiceprint by saying “My voice is my password” up to five times
  • Use their voice to access their account through telephone banking

They will then no longer need a password. They can simply say: “My voice is my password” to access telephone banking.

HSBC Voice ID is available to UK customers over the age of 18 who are registered for phone banking.

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