USD to SGD — Convert US Dollar to Singapore Dollar (Live Rate)

USD/SGD exchange rate today

USD/SGD is a currency pair (ticker) that shows how many Singapore dollars (SGD) you get for 1 US dollar (USD). People also search it as usdsgd, currency exchange rate usd to sgd, exchange rate usd to sgd today, us currency to sgd, or usd dollar to sgd. This page helps you check the live rate and use a fast dollar to SGD converter for instant estimates.

One important note: the “market” rate you see online and the “real” rate you receive can differ. Banks, card networks, and money transfer providers may apply a margin (spread), fixed fees, or extra conversion steps. That’s why this page is best for quick planning—while your final amount may vary depending on the provider.

Common use cases

• 100 USD in SGD for travel budgets and everyday pricing comparisons
• 50 USD to SGD for smaller online purchases and subscriptions
• 200 USD to SGD for tickets, services, and mid-size payments
• 1000 USD to SGD for larger orders, transfers, and travel spending

Rates are indicative, provider fees apply.

USD to SGD quick conversion table

Use this table to cover popular queries like 50 usd to sgd, 200 usd to sgd, and 1000 usd to sgd. Calculate with: USD amount × current USD/SGD rate.

• 1 USD = (1 × rate) SGD
• 10 USD = (10 × rate) SGD
• 20 USD = (20 × rate) SGD
• 50 USD = (50 × rate) SGD
• 100 USD = (100 × rate) SGD
• 200 USD = (200 × rate) SGD
• 500 USD = (500 × rate) SGD
• 1000 USD = (1000 × rate) SGD
• 10000 USD = (10000 × rate) SGD

Tip: if you compare multiple sources, check whether they show a mid-market rate or a customer rate that already includes a margin. That’s a common reason the currency exchange rate USD to SGD looks slightly different across platforms.

How to convert

Formula: SGD = USD × (USD/SGD)

Example (using a sample rate of 1.35 just to illustrate the math):

• $100 → 100 × 1.35 = 135 SGD
• $500 → 500 × 1.35 = 675 SGD
• $1000 → 1000 × 1.35 = 1350 SGD

If you want the reverse direction:

USD = SGD ÷ (USD/SGD)

This is useful when you see a price in Singapore dollars but track your budget in USD.

What changes the real rate

Even if you check exchange rate USD to SGD today, the final rate you actually get depends on:

1) Spread (buy/sell margin)

Banks and exchanges set different buy vs sell prices. The difference (spread) is part of their cost/profit, so the customer rate can be worse than the mid-market rate.

2) Provider fees (transfers and exchange services)

Some providers advertise “0% fee” but include the cost in the rate. Others show a better rate but charge a fixed or percentage fee. Compare the final SGD you receive.

3) Card payments and DCC

At checkout, you may be offered to “pay in USD” (Dynamic Currency Conversion). This often uses a worse rate. In many cases it’s better to pay in SGD and let your bank/card network convert—then compare what your bank charges.

4) Cash vs card

Cash exchange rates in tourist areas can be less competitive. Card transactions can include separate FX fees depending on your card and bank.

5) Timing and updates

Rates move during the day due to market activity and news. Always consider the last updated time shown on the page.

Bottom line: the usd dollar to sgd rate you see online is a strong reference point, but your bank’s currency rate may differ because of spreads and fees.

Official sources & references for USD/SGD

For official or reference-level exchange rate data, use these sources (they may differ from dealer/customer rates due to spreads and fees):

• Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) — Exchange Rates (reference/interbank averages)
• MAS — Exchange rates hub (datasets & APIs)
• data.gov.sg (MAS) — SGD per USD dataset
• Federal Reserve — H.10 Foreign Exchange Rates
• FRED (St. Louis Fed) — Singapore dollars per 1 US dollar (H.10 series)

Last updated: January 27, 2026