Monthly Banking Cost Calculator (SGD)

Model your all-in monthly cost across local transfers (FAST/PayNow), international wires, FX conversion spreads, minimum balance/fall-below fees, and any monthly account fees. Adjust the numbers to match a specific bank or package.

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How to use this page


Example scenarios

ScenarioFAST (beyond quota)PayNow (beyond quota)Intl wiresFX volume × spreadFixed (fees − rebates)Total
Base40 × 0.50 = 20.0060 × 0.30 = 18.008 × 15 = 120.00150,000 × 0.35% = 525.0018.00701.00
FX tier improvementsamesamesame150,000 × 0.20% = 300.0018.00476.00
Higher local usage120 × 0.50 = 60.00180 × 0.30 = 54.00same150,000 × 0.35% = 525.0018.00657.00


FAQ

Q1: Do I include payments within free quotas?
No. The calculator only charges for beyond-quota items for FAST and PayNow.

Q2: What about inbound international fees deducted by the payer’s bank?
Use the lifting/beneficiary selector to approximate typical deductions, or add them to “Other monthly costs.”

Q3: How do I model multiple FX corridors (USD, EUR, GBP)?
Sum the SGD-equivalent volumes and apply a weighted average spread. For precision, duplicate the FX line per currency and add the totals to “Other monthly costs.”

Q4: Can this run offline?
Yes. It’s pure front-end code with inline styles—no external calls.

Q5: How should I compare banks?
Save a copy of the page and pre-fill numbers for each bank (A/B/C/D). Compare totals across your low/base/high scenarios.


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