Jurisdiction · Asia-Pacific

Fintech licensing in Singapore

In Singapore, fintech and crypto licences are issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). The Atlas covers 5 licence types there, in 4 families: bank, investment firm, payment institution and trust and corporate services. Each licence page lists its legal basis, fees and decision period with sources.

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Financial regulators in Singapore

Fintech licences available in Singapore

Bank / credit institution

Investment firm / broker-dealer

Payment institution (PI)

Trust and corporate service provider (TCSP)

Main laws

Path to market

Start by mapping the activities you plan to offer onto the licence types above; the activity pages show which licence permits each one. MAS offers an innovation hub and a regulatory sandbox; the regulator page explains how to use them. The application goes to MAS, together with the capital, governance and AML documentation the licence page lists.

Getting licensed in Singapore

Protegra handles licensing in Singapore end to end: crypto licensing in Singapore.

Last verified 2026-09-24Author Danil Marmysh, Founder & CEO, ProtegraReviewed by Anastasia Sidorenkova, Head of Licensing, ProtegraReport an errorReference information, not legal advice.

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