Higher conversion rates. Familiar payment methods help more customers complete purchases
Accept Payments in Singapore with Local Payment Methods, Bank Transfers & Stablecoins
Collect and send money in Singapore using the payment methods customers already trust. Access local bank transfers, wallets, cards, QR payments, and instant stablecoin settlement through a single integration.
Why payments in Singapore matter
Why businesses need local payments in Singapore
Better Payment Success Rates. Local payment rails often outperform international payment methods.
Lower Checkout Abandonment. Reduce payment friction and lost transactions at checkout.
Customers in Singapore prefer payment methods they already know and trust. Offering local payment options can improve payment performance across the entire customer journey.
Whether you're expanding into Singapore, paying suppliers, or collecting payments from customers, understanding the local payments landscape is very important.
Market overview
Understanding the payments landscape in Singapore
Singapore has one of the world's most advanced payments ecosystems. PayNow enables real-time fund transfers via mobile or NRIC number, while SGQR provides a unified QR standard. Card adoption is near-universal, and BNPL is growing. As a regional fintech hub, Singapore also serves as the gateway for cross-border payments across ASEAN.
Payment methods
Accept payments the way customers prefer to pay in Singapore
Bank Transfer
Secure account-to-account payments through local banking rails.
Mobile money
Reach mobile-first customers with digital cash alternatives.
Wallets
Accept payments from popular mobile and app-based wallets.
QR code
Collect instant payments through local QR payment networks.
Coverage
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FAQs
Singapore's official currency is the Singapore Dollar, abbreviated SGD and represented by the symbol S$. Issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the Singapore dollar is generally considered one of the more stable currencies in Asia, reflecting the country's status as a major global financial center with a strong, well managed economy. Bank notes range from two up to one thousand Singapore dollars, with coins covering smaller denominations. Singapore also maintains a currency interchangeability agreement with Brunei, meaning the Brunei dollar is accepted at par value in Singapore and vice versa. For anyone sending money to Singapore, the SGD exchange rate tends to be relatively predictable compared to many other currencies in the region.
Expand into Singapore with Echo Money
Connect to Singapore's fastest local payment rails and global stablecoin infrastructure to experience instant cross-border settlements.