Cherry De Vega, Bookkeeping and Compliance ReviewerReviewed by Cherry De Vega, Bookkeeping and Compliance Reviewer

PHP to SGD today: Philippine peso to Singapore dollar

20.40 SGDfor ₱1,000 · official rate for 2 Oct 2026

₱1 = 0.0204 SGD, so ₱1,000 buys 20.40 SGD and ₱10,000 buys 203.99 SGD at the official rate. At BPI's selling rate of ₱49.6685 (2 Oct 2026, 4:19 PM), the same ₱10,000 buys 201.33 SGD. A year earlier ₱1,000 bought 22.11 SGD; the peso is weaker against the Singapore dollar by 7.7%. Next: compare the bank columns below and buy where your pesos go furthest; branches and money changers are listed on the offices by province page.

Rate: BSP Reference Exchange Rate Bulletin, 2 Oct 2026. Working: ₱1,000 ÷ ₱49.0219 per SGD = 20.40 SGD, where US$0.7813 per SGD × ₱62.7480 per US$ = ₱49.0219.

1 SGD = ₱49.0219 · ₱1 = 0.0204 SGD · official rate (BSP bulletin), 2 Oct 2026

The converter applies the 2 Oct 2026 rate with no spread. Next: compare bank selling rates or see what common peso amounts buy.

What your pesos buy in SGD

PesosOfficial rateAt BPIAt Metrobank
₱1002.042.012.02
₱50010.2010.0710.12
₱1,00020.4020.1320.25
₱5,000102.00100.67101.24
₱10,000203.99201.33202.47
₱20,000407.98402.67404.94
₱50,0001,019.951,006.671,012.35
₱100,0002,039.912,013.352,024.70

SGD received for each peso amount at the 2 Oct 2026 official rate. Bank columns use each bank's posted selling rate (2 Oct 2026, 4:19 PM; 2 Oct 2026, 9:09 AM).

Buying SGD at a Philippine bank

BPI sells at ₱49.6685 and buys at ₱48.2449, so on ₱50,000 its spread costs about ₱726.97; Metrobank sells at ₱49.3900 and buys at ₱48.6100, so on ₱50,000 its spread costs about ₱397.96. Board rates are posted during the day while the official rate reflects the previous trading day, so a bank can sell slightly below the official figure on a day the peso has strengthened.

Bank, as ofBuys SGD (transfer)Sells SGDBuy-sell spread
BPI2 Oct 2026, 4:19 PM₱48.2449₱49.6685₱1.4236 (2.91%)
Metrobank2 Oct 2026, 9:09 AM₱48.6100₱49.3900₱0.7800 (1.59%)

Pesos per 1 SGD, as each bank posts them; official rate ₱49.0219. Columns a listed bank does not publish are left out.

Next: for cash, find a bank branch or BSP-registered money changer on the offices by province page.

The peso against the Singapore dollar

Period to 2 Oct 2026₱1,000 bought, startBestWorst
30 days20.41 SGD2 Sep 202620.4430 Sep 202620.1814 Sep 2026
90 days20.99 SGD3 Jul 202621.147 Aug 202620.1814 Sep 2026
365 days22.11 SGD2 Oct 202522.4110 Oct 202520.1814 Sep 2026

SGD that ₱1,000 bought at the official rate on each date.

20.3990SGD per ₱1,000, 2 Oct 2026 · -7.74% since 2 Oct 2025
21222 Oct 20252 Oct 2026

Paying or sending pesos abroad in SGD

For tuition, rent or a family member abroad, a bank wire or a remittance app converts your pesos at its own rate. Ask for the SGD amount that will arrive and compare it with the official figure above: ₱20,000 should land close to 407.98 SGD before fees. Next, for money coming the other way: SGD to PHP, with what remittance firms charge.

Cash for a trip: buy at a bank or a BSP-registered money changer, listed by town on the remittance and money changer offices page. For tax, a business converts SGD amounts at the BSP rate on the transaction day (BIR RMC 12-2024).

PHP to SGD questions

How much is ₱5,000 in SGD?

₱5,000 ÷ ₱49.0219 = 102.00 SGD at the 2 Oct 2026 rate; ₱25,000 is 509.98 SGD. A bank or money changer gives fewer Singapore dollars, because its selling rate includes a spread.

What is the BPI and Metrobank selling rate for SGD today?

BPI: ₱49.6685 per SGD (2 Oct 2026, 4:19 PM); Metrobank: ₱49.3900 per SGD (2 Oct 2026, 9:09 AM). The official rate for 2 Oct 2026 is ₱49.0219. Board rates are indicative and can change during the day; the branch gives the final rate.

Is the peso stronger or weaker against the Singapore dollar than three months ago?

Weaker. On 3 Jul 2026, ₱1,000 bought 20.99 SGD; on 2 Oct 2026 it buys 20.40 SGD.

Which SGD rate does the BIR use for tax?

Under RMC 12-2024, SGD transactions are converted straight to pesos at the BSP rate on the transaction day; the old practice of converting through the US dollar first is superseded.