How do l deregister the Hdfc app from my old phone?

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You can De-register the Quick Access PIN on your Mobile Banking App by following below steps : Step 1 : Login into the app using Customer ID and iPIN. Step 2 : Click on 'More' and then go to 'Others'. Step 3 : Click on 'Quick Access Pin De-registration'. Step 4 : Click 'OK' on the confirmation pop-up message. Step 5 : Post confirmation you will receive a pop-up message stating that the De-registration is successful. After De-registration, you can register for a new Quick Access PIN(should be different from your past quick pins). Note : 1) Digits used in setting Quick Access PIN should not be same as used in last 5 instances. 2) "De-registration of Quick Access PIN" is currently LIVE only for Android users & it will be for other OS versions shortly.

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