Singapore Dollar to Convertible Mark

1.3557BAM

for 1 Singapore Dollar

European Central Bank
U.S. Department of the Treasury
30 June 2026
Official quarterly rate

How SGD to BAM has moved

SGD to BAM▼ 2.16%

quarterly readings — this pair has no daily source

SGD to BAM at 1.3557
Amount	In BAM	Reverse
1.00 SGD	1.36 BAM	0.74 SGD
5.00 SGD	6.78 BAM	3.69 SGD
10.00 SGD	13.56 BAM	7.38 SGD
25.00 SGD	33.89 BAM	18.44 SGD
50.00 SGD	67.78 BAM	36.88 SGD
100.00 SGD	135.57 BAM	73.76 SGD
250.00 SGD	338.92 BAM	184.41 SGD
500.00 SGD	677.83 BAM	368.82 SGD
1,000 SGD	1,356 BAM	737.65 SGD
2,500 SGD	3,389 BAM	1,844 SGD
5,000 SGD	6,778 BAM	3,688 SGD
10,000 SGD	13,557 BAM	7,376 SGD

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Common questions

How much is 100 Singapore Dollar in Convertible Mark?

At the reference rate of 1.3557, 100 SGD is 135.57 BAM. The table above shows other amounts at the same rate.

Is this the rate I will get when I send money?

No. This is a reference rate published by a central bank or a treasury as a benchmark. Every provider adds a fee, a margin on the rate, or both. Compare the amount your recipient actually receives, not the rate on its own.

How has SGD to BAM moved?

Across the quarterly readings we hold, the rate ranged from 1.2915 to 1.3793. A rate that moves this much is worth checking on the day you send.

What is BAM?

Convertible Mark is the currency with ISO code BAM. Singapore Dollar carries the code SGD. Both codes come from the ISO 4217 register.

Where this rate comes from

SGD — daily reference rate published by European Central Bank, 2026-09-08
BAM — official quarterly rate published by U.S. Department of the Treasury, 2026-06-30

Rates between two currencies are derived from their rates against the US dollar, which is how a cross rate is calculated. These are reference rates published for information: central banks state plainly that they are not intended for transactions. The rate any provider gives you, including us, includes their fee and their margin — compare the amount that actually arrives, not the rate on its own. Corrections: [email protected].

Who we are

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