A lot of people use mobile banking apps across the globe and they come in quite handy at times like these.

Among the many mobile banking apps is HSBC UK Mobile Banking which has over a million users on Android and iOS.

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However, Android users have been facing some difficulties while using the HSBC UK Mobile Banking app.

As per multiple reports, users are unable to deposit cheque through the HSBC UK app which cannot read the details on the back of the cheque.

It seems that a lot of Android users are affected because of the said issue which further suggests that a fix is required on a larger scale.

Cheque reading not possible lately. Error: Can’t read details on back of the cheque (none there, so?)
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Trying to pay in a cheque using the built in feature is a nightmare. Gave up after numerous attempts. Needs some serious work to make it user friendly.
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Also, it seems that the cheque deposit issue issue has been around since before the latest HSBC UK Android app update.

The app recently received an update to version 2.38.0 on the iOS and Android platforms but users are facing the said issue even after the latest update.

So, it is unclear why HSBC has been unable to resolve the issue which has been causing inconvenience to users.

@HSBC_UK is there an issue with the cheque paying in system on the app? Been trying for several days and it won’t submit. Really annoying as I don’t have a branch near me any longer. what do you suggest?
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The official HSBC UK Twitter handle has said that this is a known issue the relevant team is working on a fix.

This further indicates that affected users might not have to wait for long as a fix might arrive in the near future.

This is, however, still based on our speculation as HSBC UK has not provided any ETA for the said fix.

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Hopefully, HSBC UK resolves the said issue and releases a permanent fix for the same in the near future.

That said, we will be back with more details as and when new information becomes available so stay tuned.

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Deveshwar Bhardwaj
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I'm a techy who is particularly fond of Android smartphones. A writer who usually finds himself on the other side of the spectrum. An artist who likes to sing and play the guitar. Also a photographer when in the mood.

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