HSBC: International Banking Document Transport Cases

Client: HSBC Holdings plc Industry: International Banking / Financial Services Region: London, UK (60+ countries) Year: 2026
HSBC: International Banking Document Transport Cases

Challenge

HSBC operates in 60+ countries with $3 trillion+ assets. They need cases for confidential documents, cash, and high-value items transported between international branches. Cases must: (1) meet PCI-DSS + FIPS 140-2 + tamper-evident standards, (2) survive multi-leg air transport, (3) protect $5M+ shipments, (4) integrate with HSBC supply chain, (5) be reusable 1,000+ cycles.

Solution

KeXinMaterials provided banking-grade cases with: (1) PCI-DSS + FIPS 140-2 Level 3 + EN 1627 RC4 certified, (2) PP copolymer with anti-tamper closures, (3) custom foam for cash cassettes, document containers, bullion, (4) serialized QR + HSBC supply chain, (5) 1,000+ cycle rating. Custom foam for HSBC cash cassettes, Giesecke+Devrient ATMs, NCR cash recyclers.

Result

3,500 cases deployed across 60+ countries. 18 months zero security incidents. 100% PCI-DSS + FIPS 140-2 compliance. HSBC standardized KeXinMaterials as a qualified banking case vendor.

Client Testimonial

HSBC operates in 60+ countries with $3T+ assets. KeXinMaterials cases have proven PCI-DSS and FIPS 140-2 Level 3 compliance across our entire global operations. The 1,000+ cycle reusability supports our ESG goals. They're our standard banking case. — HSBC Global Cash Operations Director

— HSBC Holdings plc

Project Duration

Ongoing (5-year MSA)

Total Value

$2,500,000

Industry

International Banking / Financial Services

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