DBS Bank Singapore Exchange Rate Today: SGD to INR
DBS Bank Singapore Exchange Rate Today: SGD to INR
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Published on 09/11/2026

DBS Bank Singapore Exchange Rate Today: SGD to INR

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The DBS exchange rate for SGD to INR today is 1 SGD = 71.95 INR at the bank's TT sell rate, checked at 14:31 Singapore time on 9 Nov 2026.


DBS Bank exchange rates, also called DBS fx rates or the DBS foreign exchange rate, refresh here every working day from DBS Singapore's TT buy and sell rates, and DBS does not print an update time, so we show the time we checked.


If you are in India, our separate DBS Bank India forex rates page covers the rates DBS quotes there.

DBS TT sell rate, checked 9 Nov 2026, 14:31 Singapore
1 SGD = 71.95 INR
Sending SGD to India
71.95 INR per 1 SGD
Changing INR back to SGD
73.45 INR per 1 SGD
Rate type
Published TT sell rate

DBS exchange rate today for SGD to INR

Here are the DBS forex rates, or DBS currency exchange rate list, for 12 of the currencies it quotes against SGD, as checked on 9 Nov 2026 at 14:31 Singapore time.


DBS quotes INR, IDR, PHP, JPY and THB in SGD per 100 units, and the other currencies per 1 unit.

CurrencyYou sell it to the bank (SGD per unit)You buy it from the bank (SGD per unit)You get for 1 SGD
INR, Indian rupee (per 100)1.36151.389871.95 INR
MYR, Malaysian ringgit0.3149680.3190293.135 MYR
USD, US dollar1.2694611.2926110.7736 USD
CNY, Chinese yuanNot offered0.1936155.165 CNY
IDR, Indonesian rupiah (per 100)0.00700.007213,889 IDR
PHP, Philippine peso (per 100)2.01682.063748.46 PHP
AUD, Australian dollar0.8726190.8930571.120 AUD
GBP, British pound1.7000681.7294430.5782 GBP
EUR, euro1.4169931.4428940.6931 EUR
HKD, Hong Kong dollar0.1615860.1652016.053 HKD
JPY, Japanese yen (per 100)0.80050.8185122.17 JPY
THB, Thai baht (per 100)3.76763.886425.73 THB
  • Sending SGD to India: the bank sells you rupees, so the TT sell rate sets how much arrives.
  • Turning INR back into SGD: the bank buys your rupees at the TT buy rate, so you get fewer dollars.
  • Per 100 units: 1.3737 SGD buys 100 INR, so 1 SGD buys about 72.80 INR.


Our guide to forex rates explains buy and sell rates in more depth.


DBS SGD to INR exchange rate history for the last 10 working days

One row is added each working day, so you can see if today's rate is better or worse than last week.


The DBS exchange rate for SGD to INR on each of the last 10 working days appears here.


  • Lower sell number than last week: each dollar buys more rupees, so it is a better day to send.
  • Higher sell number: each dollar buys fewer rupees than it did last week.
INR rate, last 10 working days
4 Nov 2026: 72.669 Nov 2026: 71.95
DateSending SGD to India (INR per 1 SGD)Bank sell rate (SGD per 100 INR)Change from the day before
9 Nov 202671.951.3898+0.20 INR
8 Nov 202671.761.3936-0.16 INR
6 Nov 202671.921.3905-0.72 INR
5 Nov 202672.631.3768-0.03 INR
4 Nov 202672.661.3762First saved day

How much INR you get for 100 to 10,000 SGD at DBS

This works like a DBS currency converter at the 4 Nov 2026 DBS conversion rate, before any fee.

You sendINR received at DBS
SGD 100INR 7,195
SGD 500INR 35,976
SGD 1,000INR 71,953
SGD 5,000INR 359,764
SGD 10,000INR 719,528

Why is the bank's rate lower than the mid-market rate?

The mid-market rate is the midpoint between buying and selling prices on global currency markets. Banks usually add a margin to it, so you receive slightly fewer rupees.

Compare the final rupee amount

The headline rate is only half the cost. Check the INR that arrives after fees before you send.


DBS international transfer charges to India

If you use a DBS bank transfer overseas, the DBS remittance rate is the TT sell rate above. DBS overseas transfer charges to India depend on how you send.


DBS Remit to India in INR was free on 4 Nov 2026, while a regular overseas transfer follows the bank's fee schedule.

DBS Remit to India in INR is free

As of 4 Nov 2026, S$0 in transfer fees, up to SGD 200,000 per transfer.

Transfer typeFee to IndiaSpeedLimits and notes
DBS Remit (digibank)S$0 when sent in INR (as of 4 Nov 2026)Same day if sent before the cut-off, Monday to SaturdayUp to SGD 200,000 per transfer; sending in another currency means regular transfer fees
Regular overseas transfer (SWIFT)S$20 cable fee to non-DBS accounts plus a handling commission: see the bank's fee schedule2 to 4 working days onlineAgent and receiving bank charges extra, so the recipient may get less
  • Send in INR: the S$0 fee applies only when the money goes to India in rupees through DBS Remit.
  • Purpose of transfer: India transfers need an allowed purpose, such as family support, education or medical fees, and it cannot be changed after you submit.

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DBS vs other ways to send money from Singapore to India

A DBS overseas bank transfer is one way to send money home, and DBS currency exchange or DBS money exchange at a branch is for cash. DBS foreign exchange counters are not the best route for a transfer.


Before a large transfer, compare the final rupee amount each option gives you.

OptionHow the rate is setFee approachBest when
DBS RemitBank sell rate with a margin over mid-marketFree to India in INRYou already bank with DBS
Remittance shopIts own counter or app rateVaries by providerYou want to pay cash in person
Money transfer appIts own rate, often shown before you payVaries by providerYou want to compare the final INR amount quickly

Frequently asked questions

DBS shows the INR rate as SGD per 100 INR. On 4 Nov 2026, 1.3737 SGD bought 100 INR, which is about 72.80 INR for 1 SGD.

As of 4 Nov 2026, DBS Remit to India costs S$0 when you send in INR. A regular overseas transfer has a cable fee and handling commission.

DBS Remit transfers arrive the same day if sent before the cut-off, Monday to Saturday. A regular overseas transfer online takes 2 to 4 working days.

Yes. Each DBS Remit transfer to India can send up to SGD 200,000.

The DBS remit exchange rate is the TT sell rate, which normally applies when you send SGD to India, because the bank sells you rupees. The TT buy rate applies when you change INR back into SGD.

It depends on the day and the amount. Compare the final rupee amount after fees from each option, not just the headline rate.

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