Singapore dollar

In circulation in Singapore

ISO code: SGD
Symbol: S$
Minor unit: 100
Notes: 10
Issued by: Monetary Authority of Singapore

Notes and coins in circulation

Singapore dollar: what each denomination is worth

S$1$0.78
S$2$1.57
S$5$3.92
S$10ATM$7.84
S$20$15.67
S$50ATM$39.19
S$100$78.37
S$500$391.86
S$1,000$783.71
S$10,000$7,837

The Singapore dollar’s largest current denomination is S$10,000, worth about $7,837: the most valuable top note among the 150 circulating currencies we have verified, where the median is $27.18.

ATM commonly dispensed by cash machines

Bars are scaled to face value on a log scale, not to physical size. Shading indicates value: we have not verified this issuer’s colours. Converted at mid-market reference rates; what a counter pays is always less.

Portrait Series (4th, 1999–present)

Notes S$2S$5S$10S$50S$100S$1,000S$10,000

Ship Series (3rd, 1984–1999)

Notes S$1S$2S$5S$10S$50S$100S$500S$1,000S$10,000

Bird Series (2nd, 1976–1984)

Notes S$1S$5S$10S$20S$50S$100S$500S$1,000S$10,000

S$1,000: Issuance stopped; existing notes remain legal tender.
S$10,000: Issuance stopped; existing notes remain legal tender. One of the highest-value banknotes ever put into general circulation.

Getting cash

Singapore cash machines typically dispense S$50 and S$10 notes. Every note and coin issued since 1967, across all four series, remains legal tender, so an old Ship or Bird Series note is still spendable, though shops may be unfamiliar with it.