Exchange your Singapore Dollars

Do you have leftover Singapore Dollars? We offer a fast and easy way to exchange both current and withdrawn Singapore Dollars banknotes and coins. Convert them into your local currency today with our quick and hassle-free exchange service.

$ - SGD

5 Cent Singapore First Issued 1985

£0.0001

1 SGD = £0.0030

10 Cents Singapore Coin First Issued 1985

£0.0003

1 SGD = £0.0030

20 Cent Singapore First Issued 1985

£0.0006

1 SGD = £0.0030

10 Cents Singapore Coin (Third Series) First Issued 2013

£0.0295

1 SGD = £0.2948

20 Cent Singapore Coin (Third Edition) First Issued 2013

£0.0590

1 SGD = £0.2948

50 Cent Singapore Coin (Third Edition) First Issued 2013

£0.1474

1 SGD = £0.2948

1 Singapore Dollar First Issued 2013

£0.2948

1 SGD = £0.2948

Singapore 1 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1989 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 1 Dollar Banknote Issued 1989

£0.3719

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 1 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1967 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 1 Dollar Banknote Issued 1967

£0.3719

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 1 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1971 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 1 Dollar Banknote Issued 1971

£0.3719

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 2 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1997 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 2 Dollar Banknote Issued 1997

£0.7439

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 2 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1990 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 2 Dollar Banknote Issued 1990

£0.7439

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 2 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 2005 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 2 Dollar Banknote Issued 2005

£0.9367

1 SGD = £0.4684

Singapore 5 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1972 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 5 Dollar Banknote Issued 1972

£1.8597

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 5 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1976 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 5 Dollar Banknote Issued 1976

£1.8597

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 5 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1988 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 5 Dollar Banknote Issued 1988

£1.8597

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 5 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 2007 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 5 Dollar Banknote Issued 2007

£2.3418

1 SGD = £0.4684

Singapore 10 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1976 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 10 Dollar Banknote Issued 1976

£3.7193

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 10 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1967 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 10 Dollar Banknote Issued 1967

£3.7193

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 10 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1988 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 10 Dollar Banknote Issued 1988

£3.7193

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 10 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 2013 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 10 Dollar Banknote Issued 2013

£4.6836

1 SGD = £0.4684

Singapore 20 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1979 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 20 Dollar Banknote Issued 1979

£7.4386

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 20 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 2007 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 20 Dollar Banknote Issued 2007

£9.3672

1 SGD = £0.4684

Singapore 25 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1996 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 25 Dollar Banknote Issued 1996

£11.7090

1 SGD = £0.4684

Singapore 50 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1976 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 50 Dollar Banknote Issued 1976

£18.5965

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 50 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1987 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 50 Dollar Banknote Issued 1987

£18.5965

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 50 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 2004 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 50 Dollar Banknote Issued 2004

£23.4180

1 SGD = £0.4684

Singapore 100 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1995 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 100 Dollar Banknote Issued 1995

£37.1930

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 100 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1977 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 100 Dollar Banknote Issued 1977

£37.1930

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 100 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1999 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 100 Dollar Banknote Issued 1999

£46.8360

1 SGD = £0.4684

Singapore 500 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1977 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 500 Dollar Banknote Issued 1977

£185.9652

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 500 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1988 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 500 Dollar Banknote Issued 1988

£185.9652

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 1000 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1984 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 1000 Dollar Banknote Issued 1984

£371.9304

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 1000 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1999 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 1000 Dollar Banknote Issued 1999

£468.3602

1 SGD = £0.4684

Singapore 10000 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1980 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 10000 Dollar Banknote Issued 1980

£3719.3040

1 SGD = £0.3719

Singapore 10000 Dollar Banknote Front Issued 1999 Accepted For Exchange

Singapore 10000 Dollar Banknote Issued 1999

£4683.6015

1 SGD = £0.4684

The Singapore Dollar has been in use since 1967 and continues to support Singapore’s economy, particularly in finance and international trade.

Singapore Dollars Information

The Singapore Dollar (SGD) is the official currency of Singapore, one of the world’s leading financial centres and a major global trade hub. The Singapore Dollar was introduced in 1967, following Singapore’s separation from Malaysia, and has since become one of the most stable and widely traded currencies in the Asia-Pacific region. The Dollar reflects Singapore’s economic success and its importance in international trade and finance.

The Singapore Dollar is subdivided into 100 cents, and the currency is issued in both coins and banknotes. Coins are available in denominations ranging from 1 cent to 1 dollar, while banknotes are issued in denominations of 2, 5, 10, 50, 100, and 1,000 dollars. The designs on Singapore Dollar banknotes feature important national symbols, including portraits of the country’s first president, Yusof bin Ishak, as well as depictions of Singapore’s economic achievements and cultural diversity.

Singapore’s economy is driven by finance, manufacturing, shipping, and technology. The stability of the Singapore Dollar is crucial for maintaining investor confidence and supporting Singapore’s trade relationships with countries around the world. The Dollar plays a central role in facilitating transactions in the banking and financial sectors,
which are key components of Singapore’s economy.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is responsible for issuing the Singapore Dollar and managing the country’s monetary policy. The central bank’s main objectives are to maintain price stability, promote economic growth, and ensure financial stability. The Singapore Dollar is a freely traded currency, and its value is determined by market forces, making it one of the most stable and liquid currencies in the world.

One of the unique aspects of the Singapore Dollar is its widespread use in international trade and finance. Singapore’s strategic location as a global shipping hub and its role as a financial centre mean that the Singapore Dollar is widely accepted and traded throughout the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. The currency’s strength and stability have helped Singapore navigate economic challenges and remain competitive in the global market.

In conclusion, the Singapore Dollar has been the official currency of Singapore since 1967 and continues to play a vital role in supporting the country’s economic growth and trade. It remains a symbol of Singapore’s financial success and its global influence in the world of finance and commerce.