Please note that we are upgrading the terms and conditions of the ICE Traveller’s Cashcard on 15th December 2018 to give you a better exchange rate, free WiFi access worldwide, and loads of other great benefits.
If you buy the ICE Traveller’s Cashcard, you will automatically be sent the replacement card in the post after 20th November 2018. You will be able to continue to top-up and spend using your ICE Traveller’s Cashcard as normal until 15th December 2018, and if you’d like to upgrade to the replacement card you simply need to activate it when it arrives in the post.
If you have any questions about this, please drop us an email at callcentre@iceplc.com or call us on +44 (0)330 123 1432.
Please note that due to the bank holiday our standard delivery times will be affected.
· For travel money orders of £1000 or more Any order placed after 3pm on Friday 21st December and before 3pm on Thursday 27th December will not be delivered until Friday 28th December.
· Any orders placed after 3pm on Friday 28th December and before 3pm on Wednesday 2nd January will be delivered on Thursday 3rd January. Saturday deliveries are still available during this period please note that we cannot guarantee delivery on Saturday 22nd December or Saturday 29th December
All travel money orders under £1000 will take up to 3 working days to arrive from the dispatch date any orders placed after 3pm on Friday 21st December and before 3pm on Thursday 27th December will be dispatched on Thursday 27th December. Any orders placed after 3pm on Friday 28th December and before 3pm on Wednesday 2nd January will be dispatched on Wednesday 2nd January.
Saturday deliveries are still available during this period please note that we cannot guarantee delivery on Saturday 22nd December or Saturday 29th December
Buy Singapore Dollar online
(Minimum order of £100)
Should you choose Sterling, the amount will be automatically recalculated to allow for the nearest foreign currency denomination available.
Learn more about Singapore Dollar currency and ordering from ICE.
Getting the most out of your holiday can start with finding the best Pound to Singapore Dollar exchange rate. We've got decades of experience in the foreign currency market, which means we're always one step ahead of the competition both in product offerings and value. You can even check our online price comparison tool, just in case you don't believe us!
Our online offering is continuing to go from strength to strength, and in addition to offering one of the best Pound to Singapore Dollar exchange rates around. we can deliver straight to your home address, commission free.
About the Singapore Dollar
Between 1845 and 1939, Singapore used the Straits Dollar which was subsequently swapped for the Malayan Dollar, and by 1953 the Malaya and British Borneo Dollar became the dominant currency. Singapore gained independence in 1965 and by 1967 the Singapore Dollar was introduced. It was initially pegged to the Pound but after the demise of sterling in this area, the Singapore Dollar became attached to the US dollar, but this is no longer the case. The most recent edition of banknotes was released in 1999 and contains the face of Yusof bin Ishak, the first president of the Republic of Singapore, on the front.
ICE singapore-dollars Travellers Cashcard
Getting the most out of your holiday can start with finding the best Pound to Singapore Dollar exchange rate. We've got decades of experience in the foreign currency market, which means we're always one step ahead of the competition both in product offerings and value. You can even check our online price comparison tool, just in case you don't believe us!
Our online offering is continuing to go from strength to strength, and in addition to offering one of the best Pound to Singapore Dollar exchange rates around. we can deliver straight to your home address, commission free.
About the Singapore Dollar
Between 1845 and 1939, Singapore used the Straits Dollar which was subsequently swapped for the Malayan Dollar, and by 1953 the Malaya and British Borneo Dollar became the dominant currency. Singapore gained independence in 1965 and by 1967 the Singapore Dollar was introduced. It was initially pegged to the Pound but after the demise of sterling in this area, the Singapore Dollar became attached to the US dollar, but this is no longer the case. The most recent edition of banknotes was released in 1999 and contains the face of Yusof bin Ishak, the first president of the Republic of Singapore, on the front.
Minimum and maximum loads apply*
| Top-up / Load Limits | The Sterling Travellers CashCard (GB £ Card) |
The US Dollar Travellers CashCard (US $ Card) |
The Euro Travellers CashCard (EU € Card) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum Load / top-up amount | £50.00 | £50.00 (equiv) | £50.00 (equiv) |
| Maximum Load / top-up amount per day | £2,500 | $2,500 | €2,500 |
| Maximum load / top-up amount per month | £5,000 | $10,000 | €7,500 |
| Maximum load / top-up amount per annum | £10,000 | $20,000 | €15,000 |
| Maximum number of Loads / top-ups per month | 10 | 10 | 10 |
| Maximum balance at any time | £5,000 | $10,000 | €7,500 |