Open a Singapore Business Bank Account
A Singapore business account unlocks SGD, multi-currency operations, and Asia-Pacific payment flows: essential for any Pte Ltd looking to trade in the region.
Who this is for
- Singapore Pte Ltd owners who need a local business account
- APAC-focused businesses receiving SGD payments
- E-commerce and tech companies with Singapore entities
- Startups that formed in Singapore and need banking matched
What's included
- Bank matching for Pte Ltd accounts
- Document preparation (incorporation docs, director IDs, business plan)
- Application submission and liaison
- Alternative fintech options if traditional bank declines
How it works
Select bank
DBS, UOB, OCBC, or Singapore-licensed fintech.
Documents compiled
Certificate of Incorporation, M&A, director IDs, ACRA profile.
Application submitted
We file and liaise on your behalf.
Account decision
Typically 10–21 days.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be in Singapore to open a business account?
Traditional banks typically require an in-person visit or video call. Some fintechs are fully remote.
Can a non-resident director open a Singapore business account?
Yes, with proper documentation, the Pte Ltd structure and ACRA filings are key.
Which Singapore banks accept foreign-owned companies?
DBS, UOB, OCBC, and Standard Chartered all accept foreign-owned Pte Ltds with the right documentation.
What if the bank declines?
We offer Singapore-licensed fintech alternatives (e.g. Aspire, Airwallex) as a fallback.
Review before you continue
Check the listed scope, requirements, price note, and FAQs. Final decisions remain with the relevant bank, government authority, or institution.
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