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Cheques out: How e-payments freed up this construction firm's cash

e-payments, corporate cheques, construction industry

Forum: Banks association and NETS looking at improving integration among payment schemes

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Breaking the silence on financial abuse of the elderly before it breaks them

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Singapore banks to implement new scam safeguards on all digital transactions from Oct 15

Customers may experience delays in digital payments and transfers, including for legitimate transactions,

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Corporate cheques in Singdollar to cease on Jan 1, 2027: What payment alternatives do businesses have?

As corporate cheques will be discontinued in Singapore from Jan 1, 2027, businesses are encouraged to switch to electronic payment methods, which allow transactions anytime, anywhere.

MAS, ABS announce new entity to oversee Singapore’s eight national payment schemes

Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong noted that payment options such as Fast and SGQR are an indispensable part of the daily lives of consumers and businesses.

Public trust in banks in S’pore dips slightly but industry remains one of the most trusted: Survey

The Singapore banking industry remains one of the most trusted institutions locally, coming in closely behind the Government, according to the survey.

New payments entity, automated verification tool to boost S’pore’s status as finance hub

A new entity will be set up to consolidate the administration and governance of Singapore’s national payment schemes.

Banks, insurers to review use of NRIC numbers

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Singapore’s cheque volumes have fallen 80% but some users aren’t writing them off yet

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