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Best Licensed Moneylender Pte Ltd | Licence No. 48/2026
Registry verification guide
As at 1 July 2026, BEST LICENSED MONEYLENDER PTE LTD appears on the Ministry of Law Registry’s list of licensed moneylenders under Licence No. 48/2026. Verify the current Registry entry yourself before sharing personal information.
These particulars are transcribed for checking against the current Ministry of Law Registry. They are not a promise of approval or suitability.
Registry check dated 1 July 2026. Recheck the current listing before sharing personal information.
Use the Registry as your independent starting point, then stop if the details do not match.
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Open the Ministry of Law Registry directly, not a message or advertisement.
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Match the exact legal name and licence number.
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Match the approved address and landline.
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Match the website address, then verify the person contacting you independently.
A dated Registry listing is useful evidence about licensing particulars, but it is not an endorsement of a loan outcome.
Official guidance can help you spot warning signs and protect your information.
Verification comes before an enquiry. An enquiry is not an approval, quote or promise of a loan outcome.
1. Verify
Match the legal name, licence, address, telephone and website against the current Registry.
2. Ask
Request the written contract, repayment schedule, interest basis and applicable fees in a language you understand.
3. Decide
Only proceed if you understand the total repayment and have completed the required in-person identity verification.
Answers below use the same approved data array as the FAQPage structured data.
As at 1 July 2026, BEST LICENSED MONEYLENDER PTE LTD appears on the Ministry of Law Registry’s list of licensed moneylenders under Licence No. 48/2026. The same list records 13 North Bridge Road, #01-3984, Golden Beach Vista, Singapore 190013 and telephone 6224 2224. Check the current Registry yourself before sharing personal information.
Open the Ministry of Law Registry directly and match the legal name, licence number, approved address, landline and website. Do not rely only on an advertisement, SMS, WhatsApp message, social-media account or lookalike website. If any detail does not match, stop and verify independently.
No. A licence confirms the lender’s listed licensing status and particulars; it does not promise that you will qualify, receive a particular amount, obtain a particular rate or be able to afford the repayments. The lender decides whether to grant a loan and the contract terms.
Yes. Official guidance requires a licensed moneylender to meet the applicant in person at the approved place of business for physical face-to-face identity verification before granting a loan. A loan transaction carried out fully online, or somewhere other than the approved place of business, is not allowed. An online enquiry or preliminary application does not remove this requirement.
Do not transfer money or pay a fee as a condition of receiving or securing a loan. Singapore Police Force and ScamShield guidance identifies requests described as GST, administration, processing, lawyer, insurance or other fees before disbursement as scam warning signs. Stop the conversation and verify the contact using Registry details.
Licensed moneylenders are not allowed to solicit loans through unsolicited calls, SMS, WhatsApp, other messaging platforms or social media. Treat an unsolicited loan offer as a warning sign. Do not click unknown links, send identity documents or provide SingPass, banking or OTP credentials.
MinLaw’s borrower guidance states that licensed moneylenders may charge up to 4% interest per month, a late fee of up to $60 for each month of late repayment and an upfront administrative fee of up to 10% of the loan principal. Total charges on a loan cannot exceed the principal. Check the actual written contract because legal caps do not tell you the total cost of a particular loan.
Ask for the written contract and confirm the approved principal, interest-rate basis, administrative fee, late fee, repayment schedule, total repayment and any security or collateral term. The terms should be explained in a language you understand. Do not sign a blank or incomplete contract, and keep the contract, statements and payment receipts.
Contact the lender early, keep your contract, statements and receipts, and seek appropriate financial or legal help. For unfair practices, contract issues or potential offences, contact the Registry of Moneylenders at 1800-2255-529 or through its official reporting channel. If there is harassment, a threat or violence, make a Police report as well.
Contact your bank immediately, preserve messages, phone numbers, website links, receipts and transaction records, and call the 24/7 ScamShield Helpline at 1799 if you are unsure what to do. Make a Police report online or at a Neighbourhood Police Centre. Include dates, screenshots, documents, receipts and bank-transaction evidence.
