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Standard Chartered Singapore vs Bizcap Singapore

Name: businessloans.sg
Address: SG
Price range: $

Comparing across tiers (bank vs alt-lender) — different underwriting, tenor, and price profile.

	Standard Chartered Singapore	Bizcap Singapore
Tier	Bank	Alternative lender
Type	Universal bank	Alternative lender / fintech
Regulator	MAS — full bank licence	MAS — refer to bizcapfunding.sg for current licensing
Products	Business Installment Loan SME Working Capital Loan	Bizcap Business Loan
Eligibility	See sc.com/sg/business for current eligibility.	Singapore-registered business; established trading history; see lender product page for current minimums.
Strengths	International reach + trade finance EFS participation	Fast turnaround vs banks Considers businesses banks decline Single point of contact
Considerations	Bank-tier underwriting	Rates generally higher than bank term loans Verify total cost vs bank EFS-backed alternative
Source	Source: Standard Chartered Singapore ↗	Source: Bizcap Singapore ↗

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International bank with Singapore SME term and working-capital lending, strong trade-finance product.

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Fast small-ticket business loans for Singapore SMEs, asset-backed and unsecured.

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Important: businessloans.sg is an independent comparator, not a licensed moneylender under the Moneylenders Act 2010 and not a MAS-licensed financial adviser under the Financial Advisers Act. For personalised financial advice, speak to a MAS-licensed FA. For business financing applications, the lender's Letter of Offer is the binding document.