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SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank)

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A Bahraini wholesale bank for the digital-asset economy: corporate multi-currency accounts in USD, SGD, CNH, GBP and EUR, virtual accounts for reconciliation, SWIFT payments, instant transfers on its SGB Net network and stablecoin (USDC, USDT) settlement. Corporate accounts start from an online interest form and are opened remotely; prices are not published.

  • Bahrain
  • Bank
  • Business account
  • Digital assets
  • Multi-currency

Regulated by

  • Central Bank of Bahrain · BahrainSingapore Gulf Bank B.S.C. (c)
Provider type
Wholesale bank
IBAN
Corporate accounts with virtual accounts
Payment rails
SWIFT, SGB Net (instant, between SGB clients)
Cards
Not published
Safeguarding
No deposit guarantee stated
Non-residents
Not published
Remote opening
Yes
Support languages
English
Support channels
EmailPhoneWebsite live chat

Overview

SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank), at a glance.

SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank) is a wholesale bank headquartered in Bahrain, regulated by Central Bank of Bahrain. The company behind SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank) is Singapore Gulf Bank B.S.C. (c). Pricing is agreed with each client. Opening an account takes 3–5 days.

Singapore Gulf Bank is licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain as a conventional wholesale bank. It says it does not lend out customer deposits and keeps them in high-quality liquid assets; it does not name a deposit guarantee scheme for its clients.

Why businesses pick SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank)

  • A licensed bank serving digital-asset companies
  • Balances in USD, SGD, CNH, GBP and EUR
  • Virtual accounts for reconciling payments in and out
  • Free, instant transfers between SGB clients on SGB Net, around the clock
  • Stablecoin (USDC, USDT) settlement

Watch out for

  • No corporate prices published
  • Sales-led: an interest form first, then review
  • No corporate cards
  • No deposit guarantee stated
  • Eligibility varies by country, nationality and regulation; no lists published

Business fit

Will SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank) accept your business?

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Based on SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank)'s published rules

Needs review

SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank) works with Crypto, but does not publish the countries it accepts companies from.

SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank) does not publish a minimum company age or turnover, so those two answers are not checked here.

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Who it works with

Accepted and not accepted.

What SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank) publishes about the businesses it takes on.

Who SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank) serves

  • Crypto
  • Financial institutions
  • Import and export
  • IT and software
  • Professional services

Not supported

Industries and countries SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank) does not accept, from its own published lists.

Industries

  • Not published

Countries

  • Not published

Coverage

Where can you use SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank)?

Coverage is a starting point. It does not confirm that every business in these markets is eligible.

Supported currencies

USD, SGD, CNH, GBP, EUR

  • USD
  • SGD
  • CNH
  • GBP
  • EUR

Stablecoins: USDC and USDT.

Payment reach

Not published

Who can apply

Company incorporation countries

Not published

Owner nationality

Not published

Owner residency

Not published

Company types

Private and public limited companies, LLPs and partnerships, Sole proprietors, Non-profit organisations

Pricing

What does SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank) cost?

Look beyond the monthly fee. Your total cost depends on how many transfers you make, where they go and how much you convert.

Account cost

Opening fee

Not published

Monthly fee

Not published

  • Corporate account

    Custom

Transaction fees

Transaction fees
CostListed amountHow it is charged
Incoming
SWIFT / internationalFreeNo charge · SGB charges nothing; sending and intermediary banks may
Outgoing
SWIFT / internationalNot published
To another SGB (Singapore Gulf Bank) accountFreeNo charge · SGB Net, between SGB accounts

Other fees

Currency exchange (FX)

Currency exchange (FX)
CostListed amountHow it is charged
FX markupNot publishedThe rate and spread are shown in the app before you confirm

Crypto

Crypto
CostListed amountHow it is charged
On-ramp (fiat to crypto)Not published
Off-ramp (crypto to fiat)Not published

Onboarding

From application to live account.

Opening an account typically takes three to five business days.

  1. 1

    Interest form

    Send the business-interest form: company, registration, country of incorporation, entity type, industry and regulator.

  2. 2

    Purpose

    Describe the business, why you need the account and the expected deposit.

  3. 3

    Review

    SGB reviews the request and contacts you from an sgb.com address.

  4. 4

    Onboarding

    Complete SGB's corporate KYC and AML checks remotely.

Documents you need

Not published

FAQ

Your questions, answered.

Is SGB a bank?

Yes. Singapore Gulf Bank B.S.C. (c) is licensed and regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain as a conventional wholesale bank.

How much does an SGB corporate account cost?

SGB publishes no corporate prices. Transfers between SGB accounts on SGB Net are free and incoming payments carry no SGB fee.

Which currencies does SGB support?

USD, SGD, CNH, GBP and EUR, plus USDC and USDT stablecoins.

How do I apply?

Through the business-interest form on sgb.com. SGB reviews it and contacts you; onboarding is remote.

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