An independent, factual reference for every licensed moneylender in Singapore. Every listing on this page references the official Registry of Moneylenders published by the Ministry of Law Singapore. Search by name, licence number or area and verify before you borrow.
We're preparing the first synchronised snapshot from the Ministry of Law Registry. Once the official list is ingested, every licensed moneylender in Singapore will appear here — searchable by name, licence number and area, with a verified date on every listing.
The Registry of Moneylenders is published monthly by the Ministry of Law Singapore. Our team refreshes this directory against every new publication. The official Registry remains authoritative — always cross-check before signing anything.
Every explainer, FAQ answer and area label on this page is written from scratch by our team for Singapore borrowers. We do not reproduce lender websites, third-party directories or MinLaw editorial copy.
Every listing carries a “Last verified” date and links back to the official Registry. Report any inaccuracy from a listing page and we will re-verify against MinLaw before publishing a change.
Cross-check the company name and licence number on this page against the Registry of Moneylenders published by the Ministry of Law (mlaw.gov.sg). The official Registry is authoritative — this directory reflects the last verified snapshot.
The Ministry of Law publishes the Registry monthly. Our team refreshes this directory against every new publication and stamps each listing with a 'Last verified' date so you can see how current the record is.
No. This directory is a factual reference tool. OneCompare is a referral platform and does not rank or recommend moneylenders here. Loan decisions are made by the licensed lender you contact directly.
Licensed moneylenders never approve loans purely over SMS, WhatsApp or without a face-to-face verification in Singapore. If a lender skips these safeguards or asks for upfront fees before disbursement, treat it as a red flag and report the incident to the police.
Ministry of Law licence numbers follow the pattern '<number>/<year>', for example '05/2024'. A trailing year indicates the year the licence was last renewed. Any listing without a valid licence number should not be treated as licensed.
Use the 'Report an inaccuracy' link on the individual listing page. We verify every reported change against the Ministry of Law Registry before publishing an update.