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Accept Online Payments in Singapore, Your Way

There is no single right way to accept online payments — it depends on your product, your team and how fast you want to launch. ONE Payments gives Singapore businesses three flexible options under one account: a ready-made hosted checkout, shareable payment links, or a direct REST API integration. Whichever you choose, you can take cards, PayNow and popular digital wallets, with no setup fee and no monthly fee. That means you can start simple and add more sophistication later without switching providers or rebuilding your stack. Payments from every channel land in one dashboard, so reporting and reconciliation stay clean. See our pricing or talk to sales to choose the right approach for your business.

Accepting online payments — a checkout window branching into a hosted page, a payment link and an API

Three ways to integrate

Different businesses need different levels of control, so ONE Payments offers three paths to accepting online payments. A hosted checkout is the quickest to launch — you redirect customers to a secure, ready-made payment page and let ONE Payments handle the details. Payment links are even simpler, letting you collect money with no website at all. For full control over the experience, integrate our REST API directly into your site or app, with clear guides and code examples in our documentation. You can mix these methods too, using links for quick sales and the API for your core checkout. Start with whatever gets you live fastest, then expand as your team and product mature.

Every popular payment method

Conversion improves when customers can pay the way they want. With ONE Payments you can accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB and UnionPay, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay for quick mobile payments and PayNow for local shoppers who prefer to pay from their banking app. Supporting a strong mix of methods is especially important in Singapore, where buyers expect both global cards and local rails at checkout. Every method runs through the same platform, so you manage them from one place rather than juggling separate tools. The result is fewer abandoned carts and a smoother path from interest to completed payment, which matters whether you sell to local or overseas customers.

Built for e-commerce and SaaS

Whether you run an online store or a subscription product, ONE Payments fits how you sell. E-commerce businesses can take one-off payments through a hosted checkout or API, while SaaS and service businesses can collect payments through links and invoices. Because online and in-store sales share one dashboard, growing businesses get a single, clear view of revenue across channels. As you expand into new markets, you can accept international cards too, with transparent pricing so cross-border sales stay predictable. It is an all-in-one foundation that supports you from your first online sale through to steady, repeatable growth — without forcing you to re-platform every time your needs change.

Simple pricing, no surprises

Online payments with ONE Payments use straightforward, predictable pricing. Domestic card payments cost 2.7% plus USD 0.50 per transaction, with no setup fee and no monthly fee, and international cards add 0.7% on top. There are no confusing tiers and no charges just for keeping your account open — you pay per successful payment. That makes it easy to forecast costs as your sales volume rises and falls through the year. Businesses processing larger volumes can ask about custom rates. You can see the full breakdown on our pricing page, or contact sales to talk through the numbers for your specific business and expected volume.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I start accepting online payments?
Choose an integration that suits you — hosted checkout, payment links or the REST API — connect your ONE Payments account, and go live. Our team can help you pick the fastest option for your setup.
What does it cost to accept online payments?
Domestic card payments cost 2.7% plus USD 0.50 per transaction, with no setup or monthly fees. International cards add 0.7%. Higher-volume businesses can request custom rates.
Which payment methods are supported online?
You can accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB and UnionPay, plus Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayNow, so customers can choose the method they prefer.
Do I need a developer to accept online payments?
Not necessarily. Payment links and hosted checkout require little or no development, while the REST API is available if you want a fully custom checkout built by your team.

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