Buy Property with
Crypto in Singapore.
Licensed escrow for crypto-to-real-estate transactions in Singapore. BTC, ETH, and USDT accepted. Full MAS-compliant KYC/KYT process. Funds released on title transfer.
Asia's financial hub, MAS-regulated crypto market.
Singapore operates one of the world's most rigorous yet crypto-forward regulatory environments. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) governs digital payment token services under the Payment Services Act. Brik operates within this framework, ensuring full regulatory compliance for crypto-funded property transactions. Singapore's property market is stable, internationally liquid, and governed by clear foreign ownership rules administered by the Singapore Land Authority.
MAS Payment Services Act
Brik's Singapore operations comply with MAS requirements for digital payment token services, including mandatory KYC and AML screening under the Payment Services Act 2019.
Singapore Land Authority title transfer
Title deeds are registered with the Singapore Land Authority. The same registration process applies to crypto-funded transactions as to conventional purchases.
Foreign buyer eligibility
Foreign nationals may purchase certain property types in Singapore subject to approval and Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD). Brik coordinates with Singapore-licensed legal counsel.
PDPA data compliance
All personal data collected for KYC purposes is handled in accordance with Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act 2012.
How a Brik deal closes in Singapore.
Six steps from first contact to title transfer. Brik manages every stage — legal coordination, compliance screening, custody, and settlement. Full services overview →
Submit Your Deal
Share property details, deal value, and preferred crypto. Both parties sign a mutual NDA.
KYC & AML Screening
Buyer and seller both complete identity verification. Crypto funds undergo KYT screening before any deal proceeds.
Escrow Account Setup
Crypto deposited into Brik's regulated custodial wallet. Funds are locked — neither party can access them unilaterally.
Legal Documentation
Purchase agreement prepared with licensed local counsel. Notarisation coordinated by Brik.
Crypto-to-Fiat Conversion
Digital assets converted at a locked rate via regulated FX channels. Proceeds held pending title confirmation.
Title Transfer & Settlement
Deed recorded with the land registry. Seller receives fiat proceeds. Buyer receives clean title.
Common questions about
crypto real estate in Singapore.
Is buying property with Bitcoin legal in Singapore?
Purchasing real estate using cryptocurrency is permitted in Singapore subject to compliance with MAS regulations, including AML/CFT requirements. Brik manages full KYC/KYT compliance for every transaction.
What crypto does Brik accept in Singapore?
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and USDT. Additional digital assets may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
How long does a Singapore crypto property transaction take?
Typically 14 to 21 business days from KYC clearance to title transfer, subject to Singapore Land Authority processing times and deal complexity.
What is ABSD and does it apply to crypto-funded purchases?
Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD) applies to foreign buyers in Singapore at rates currently set by the government. It applies regardless of the payment currency. Consult a Singapore-licensed lawyer for current rates.
Does Brik handle SGD conversion from crypto?
Yes. Brik manages crypto-to-SGD conversion through regulated FX channels at a rate locked at contract signing. The seller receives SGD proceeds.
Is Brik regulated by MAS?
Brik operates in compliance with MAS requirements for Digital Payment Token services under the Payment Services Act. All transactions include mandatory KYC and KYT screening.
Cryptocurrency and tokenized assets involve risks including market risk, liquidity risk, and regulatory risk. Cryptocurrency is not covered by deposit protection schemes. Value may go to zero. Past performance of real estate markets is not indicative of future returns. Brik Group provides escrow and transaction facilitation services — this page does not constitute investment advice. For tax and legal advice, consult a licensed professional in your jurisdiction.