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HSBC Ireland (Clone) | Source Record
Published 5 November 2026 by Cryptonomen

HSBC Ireland (Clone) is identified in an attributed Central Bank of Ireland source record. Review the exact identity, source scope and relevant dates before drawing conclusions about an incident.
Identity and source context
- Name in source record
- HSBC Ireland (Clone)
- Source authority
- Central Bank of Ireland
- Source jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Recorded category
- Other
- Source validation date
- 2023-11-14
- Source modification date
- 2023-11-14
No website or profile address is supplied in this source record. An address has not been inferred from the name.
Additional recorded context
HSBC Ireland (Clone) is not authorised to provide investment services to persons in Ireland. The firm purports to be based in Ireland.
What the source establishes
The category recorded for HSBC Ireland (Clone) is Other. This record attributes that information to Central Bank of Ireland. Read the original notice for the precise warning, identifiers, qualifications and any later update. Source registration, validation and modification dates are different from this article’s publication date.
A regulatory warning does not by itself establish every allegation, a particular client loss, the movement of cryptocurrency or an outcome in court. No client complaint or completed recovery result is invented for this article.
Read the primary Central Bank of Ireland record for HSBC Ireland (Clone)
Questions relevant to an investigation
If your incident concerns HSBC Ireland (Clone), preserve the exact website or profile you used, dated communications and payment records. Compare those identifiers with the source rather than relying only on a similar name. A public transaction hash, network and wallet address may help connect a cryptocurrency payment with the circumstances, if those details are available.
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