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Anonymous

26 Sep 2019

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Would like to know which of the banks I can open a USD account in Singapore?

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Jonathan Chia Guangrong

08 Sep 2019

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Citibank and Stanchart have stand-alone USD accounts if I recall. The local banks have some variation of multi-currency accounts which can hold USD as well.

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