Worst bank in Canada I was one of the customers who migrated when they acquired HSBC Canada, and I can say that, without a doubt, it's been a massive downgrade. Online banking barely has the capacity to handle a variety of requests. The call centre will tell you to go to the branch to do certain tasks, and then the branch will tell you to call the call centre. It's absolutely bizarre how ill-prepared they have been to absorb HSBC Canada. I will close my account with them as soon as reasonably possible, and I wouldn't be surprised if most former HSBC customers do the same within 1 year.

sucks when calling the cs sucks when calling the cs. The so-called virtual assistant just as sucks as RBC, it do not understand me and insist talking rubbish. It is the most terrible virtual assistant I have ever met.

RBC is absolutely disgusting and their… RBC is absolutely disgusting and their policy’s make no sense. I have been doing business with them for 3+ years and I wanted to increase my credit limit from 1000 to 3000 and they wanted 3000 cash for collateral. Criminal. I have a great credit score for my age (21). They preach how they help small businesses but fail to do so. I hope no future small businesses does business with this criminal organization again.

Terrible services I gave one start because I could not give a negative one. RBC’s system did not perform well with the merger with HSBC. None of my preset payments went through on the April 1st. I went to the branch, contacted my account manager, related staff in RBC, no one really helps …no real person at call center… it’s shameful this largest Canadian bank. It is even embracing its CEO boasted to media saying the bank will put the clients on priority… anyway, today is April 11, RBC still cannot give me a timeline when the problem will be solved.

Absolutely the worst banking experience… Absolutely the worst banking experience ever!!! They don’t even deserve a 1 star rating. Steer clear do your research before opening an bank account there are options for no fee accounts in Canada