Singpost

#Bank Transfer#Card (credit or debit)#Cash In#Direct debit

SingPost is a postal and logistics services company based in Singapore. SingPost also offers payment services, such as bill payments and money transfers, under the name PayPost. The SingPost […]

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  • Philippines
  • Singapore
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  • Singapore Dollar
Description

SingPost is a postal and logistics services company based in Singapore. SingPost also offers payment services, such as bill payments and money transfers, under the name PayPost.

The SingPost payment method is typically used for making online payments, such as bill payments, topping up e-wallets, tuition fee payments, etc. To make a payment via SingPost, users first need to create an online PayPost account or through the PayPost mobile application.

Once the account is created, users can add funds to their PayPost wallet via credit or debit cards, bank transfers, or SingPost automated machines. They can then use the funds in their PayPost wallet to make online payments to participating merchants or service providers.

The SingPost payment method is widely used in Singapore and is considered a convenient and secure way to make online payments.

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