From September 29, 2016, Personal Internet Banking customers are required to receive trade status notifications and have an option to use two-factor authentication to authenticate their identities before performing securities trading transactions on Personal Internet Banking in order to increase security control. Details as follow:
After the implementation of the new measure, customers must select to receive trade status notifications. You can modify your mobile phone number and email address in our bank’s records at “Electronic Services>Security Center>Personal Information Enquiry/Modification” using two-factor authentication (password token) on Personal Internet Banking, or visit one of our branches.
Please note that after the implementation of the new measure, if customers have not registered their mobile phone number and email address, they are not allowed to perform securities transactions via Personal Internet Banking.
From September 29, when customers log onto Personal Internet Banking to perform securities trading, there is a choice in selecting whether they would like to use password token as a form of security measure. If you have registered to use password token to enter securities trading services, every time you log onto Internet Banking to use “Buy/Sell Stock” and “Amend/Cancel Order” functions, you must input the correct one-time dynamic password that is generated from your password token. If you would like to cancel this service, you can only do so via Internet Banking and authorize with your password token.
Please note that all current customers will have a default setting of “do not use” securities two-factor authentication. The current procedure of securities trading remains the same.Also, from October 20, 2016, customers will also receive trade notification(s) after market close for non-executed securities trading orders submitted via Internet banking or Mobile banking .