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Getting married and buying a home are some of the most significant milestones and expenses you’ll incur when adulting. The last thing you want is to be strapped for cash. When that happens, most people think of borrowing money to tide them through the rough patch. You’re usually faced with two choices – should I […]

It’s pretty common to take up a car loan and/or a housing loan, especially since it’s costly to own a car and a home in Singapore. But when it comes to taking a personal loan in Singapore, it’s usually perceived as the result of poor financial management.  Depending on the circumstances, taking a personal loan […]

In light of the COVID-19 situation, Crawfort Singapore has stepped up and implemented additional precautionary measures at our outlet.

一般人对菲律宾的印象，总停留在治安欠佳和交通拥堵。然而，不能忽视的是，菲律宾有上亿人口，而近年经济增长也保持强劲，可谓商机处处。Crawfort正是看到了这个商机，希望能够为那些懂得数据科技，却无法充分从传统金融机构获取服务的消费者提供服务。

Celebrates the achievements of 10 businessmen and women who prove to have what it takes to break boundaries and emerge as winners of Singapore’s Entrepreneur of the Year Awards (EYA).

Crawfort is proud to be awarded the TUV ISO 9001 mark of quality, and will continue to provide excellent quality of services.

We are pleased to announce that Crawfort has been awarded The Singapore Prestige Brand Award (SPBA) 2019 – Promising Brands. Into its 18th year, SPBA seeks to recognise and honour distinguished brands for their outstanding achievements in branding. Our team went through rigorous rounds of judging by stellar industry professionals who evaluated us based on […]

From training aspiring pilots to lending money, 10 local entrepreneurs received the Entrepreneur of the Year Award (EYA) 2019.

Find out how we can help F&B SMEs scale their businesses.

Find out how our Group is leveraging technology to serve underbanked customers in the region.

In the last decade, we have witnessed rapid growth in the alternative lending space, with the creation of new business models opening up the range of alternative lending products available.

In Singapore, SMEs account for around two-thirds of the workforce and a large chunk of GDP growth. And if these firms can’t get funding, their failure to thrive has a dampening effect on the larger economy.