How do I add PayNow to my invoices?
Apply for PayNow for Business and generate a static QR tied to your UEN. Place the QR box on the invoice with the UEN, amount, and a reference rule such as INV-
Apply for PayNow for Business and generate a static QR tied to your UEN. Place the QR box on the invoice with the UEN, amount, and a reference rule such as INV-
Use PayNow for customer payments via UEN/QR; it’s instant and reduces key-in errors. Use FAST for vendor payouts, scheduled runs, and refunds (clear memos). Both settle in seconds, but FAST suits approval workflows and batch files.
Holding USD/EUR balances avoids needless conversions but introduces FX exposure. Set currency floors/ceilings, convert on a weekly cadence, and document a simple treasury policy to avoid ad-hoc decisions.
Use sub-wallets or virtual references mapped to clients or countries. Adopt a weekly FX log with target vs executed spreads, and export daily statements (CSV/API) into your accounting system. Separation simplifies aging, cash forecasting, and audits.
Enable the currencies that cover ≥80% of flows. Each additional wallet adds operational complexity (reconciliation, policy, access). Expand once volumes justify it and your team can maintain controls.
Named collection shows your entity name and dedicated details; pooled uses shared details and relies on references. Named details raise payer trust and reduce “missing reference” headaches. If pooled is the only option, enforce strict reference ru
If USD/EUR/GBP flows are frequent, start with an MCA. Prefer named collection details in your company’s name (US routing/account, EUR IBAN), which reduces payer friction and improves reconciliation. Occasional small USD receipts can be converted on
If you process ≥20 international wires/month or convert ≥SGD 200k FX/month, tighter FX spreads and better support often outweigh higher minimums. Confirm in writing: spread tiers, waivers, and any bundled benefits (e.g., named collection, reportin
Use low/base/high scenarios over 12 months.
Expect a flat fee plus corridor-dependent deductions.