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Local payments · Travel spending · Money transfers
MYR ⇄ SGDEveryday paymentsQR & local spending
Travel & currenciesSee FX and ATM fees
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Checked 5 Nov 2026Find an account, wallet or card.
Multi-currency wallet · prepaid card
Multi-currency account · debit card
Standard to Ultra
Merchant instalments · buy now, pay later
Mari Debit Mastercard
SGD savings, PayNow & overseas debit spending
S$0 monthly account fee and debit card annual fee
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| Service | Registration market | Where it fits | FX to understand |
|---|---|---|---|
| YouTrip Singapore | Singapore residents · EP / SP / WP route | Overseas card spending | 0% provider FX fee on spending |
| Wise | Malaysia & Singapore · residence-based | Transfers & multiple currencies | Conversion fee varies by currency |
| Revolut Singapore | Singapore residents | Currencies, transfers & travel | Standard: limits & weekend fees apply |
| Atome Singapore | Singapore · Singpass MyInfo | Merchant checkout instalments | MY checkout shows SGD quote; spread may apply |
| MariBank Singapore | Singapore · 16+ · Singpass | SGD savings, MYR spending & transfers | 0% FX transaction fee on foreign-currency card spend |
| Trust Bank Singapore | Singapore residents · 18+ | SGD savings, PayNow & overseas debit spending | No Trust FX fee on foreign-currency debit purchases. Visa rates apply. |
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