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SGD to INR today

Singapore Dollar to Indian Rupee — live mid-market rate, refreshed daily.

1 Singapore Dollar = ₹73.22 (14 Nov 2026)

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SGD to INR at a glance

Today (14 Nov 2026)₹73.221 SGD, mid-market
30-day high₹74.45
30-day low₹73.05
30-day average₹73.96ECB reference rates, 13 Oct 2026 – 13 Nov 2026
1 year ago (14 Nov 2025)₹68.27+7.24% since then
5 years ago (12 Nov 2021)₹54.98+33.16% since then

SGD to INR conversion table

SGDINR
1 SGD₹73.22
5 SGD₹366.09
10 SGD₹732.18
25 SGD₹1,830.44
50 SGD₹3,660.89
100 SGD₹7,321.78
500 SGD₹36,608.89
1,000 SGD₹73,217.78
5,000 SGD₹3,66,088.89
10,000 SGD₹7,32,177.77
INRSGD
₹1001.37 SGD
₹5006.83 SGD
₹1,00013.66 SGD
₹5,00068.29 SGD
₹10,000136.58 SGD
₹50,000682.89 SGD
₹1,00,0001,365.79 SGD
₹5,00,0006,828.94 SGD

About the Singapore Dollar

The Singapore dollar is managed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, which — unusually — steers the exchange rate itself rather than an interest rate: it lets the Singapore dollar move within an undisclosed band against a basket of trading partners’ currencies.

That makes SGD one of the more stable Asian currencies against the rupee. Singapore is a key hub for Indian businesses, workers and travellers in Southeast Asia.

What moves SGD to INR

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 1 Singapore dollar in rupees today?

The live SGD to INR rate is at the top of this page with its 30-day trend.

Why is the Singapore dollar so stable?

Singapore manages its exchange rate against a basket of currencies within a policy band, which damps large swings.

Is SGD pegged to the US dollar?

No. It is managed against a trade-weighted basket of currencies, not pegged to any single one.

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Sources: today’s rate from Exchange Rate API; history from European Central Bank reference rates via Frankfurter. Mid-market rates are for information — banks and transfer services apply their own rates.