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Singapore Loan FAQs
Your questions about licensed borrowing – answered clearly with absolute transparency.
Is your company a licensed moneylender in Singapore?
Yes, we are a fully licensed moneylender registered with the Ministry of Law (MinLaw) Singapore. Our licence is held under a Singapore Pte Ltd entity, and you can verify our status on the official MinLaw registry at any time.
What is the maximum interest rate you can charge?
By Singapore law, licensed moneylenders can charge a maximum of 4% interest per month regardless of loan amount or tenure. We strictly follow this cap – no hidden fees, no compounding traps. The total interest you pay is always transparent in your loan contract.
Can foreigners or SPR apply for a loan?
Yes – Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents (SPR), and foreigners holding a valid Employment Pass, S-Pass, or Work Permit can apply. Minimum income requirements apply (typically $2,000+ per month for foreigners), and you will need to provide valid passport, FIN card, and proof of employment.
What documents do I need to apply?
You'll typically need your NRIC or passport, proof of income (payslips or CPF statements), and proof of address. Our team will confirm the exact list based on your loan type when you apply.
Do you check my credit report (CBS)?
We do review your credit history via the Credit Bureau Singapore (CBS) as part of responsible lending. However, a less-than-perfect credit score does not automatically disqualify you. We also assess your current income, employment stability, and ability to repay.
What happens if I repay my loan early?
Early repayment is allowed and encouraged. Under Singapore regulations, you will receive a rebate on the unused interest. There is no penalty fee for early settlement. You only pay interest for the actual period you held the loan.