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Agency/Organisation Digital Services That Require Singpass 2FA Agency/Organisation Digital services that require Singpass 2FA Accounting and Corporate Regulatory ACRA Bizfinx - Filing of Financial Statements Authority ACRA BizFile ACRA BizMart ACRA VCC Bizfile Transaction form Accountant-General's Department MBS@Gov – Medical Billing to Government Pac@Gov - Pay and Claims for Civil Servants Vendors@Gov - Vendors' Electronic Invoices to Government Accredify Accredify Agency for Integrated Care AIC CHAS Portal SEA ILTC Portal AIC eRegistration AIC-ECTG AIC-NHELP AIC-AICONNECT PCP AIC-SES AIA Singapore AIA NDI POSEZ AIA NDI PAYEZ AIA NDI PAYEZAPP AIA NDI CLAIMEZ AIASG CLAIMEZ IA AIASG CLAIMEZ AGIA AIA Singapore Non Face to Face AIASG CLAIMEZ PP My AIA SG SingPass QR Service Assurity NAF Portal Login Agency for Science, Technology and A*STAR SingPass Service Research (A*STAR) Aviva Ltd Aviva Azalea Investment Management Pte Azalea Altrium SingPass Authentication Ltd BCA FORMSG Boston Consulting Group IMDA Digital Acceleration Index C3I C3 iLINK Cash In Asia Pte Ltd CASHINASIA CGS-CIMB Securities (Singapore) Pte CGS-CIMB iTrade Ltd Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore CAAS General E-Services CFMS Government Technology Agency (GovTech) Agency/Organisation Digital services that require Singpass 2FA Council for Estate Agencies CEA E-Services Continuing Professional Development System Central Narcotics Bureau CNB eServices Central Provident Fund CPF E-Submission (Employer) Service CPF E-Services CPF GST Voucher Portal CPF Workfare Portal CPF CPF Government-Paid Leave Schemes Portal Silver Support Scheme CPF CareShield Life and other Healthcare e-Services CENTRIX SOLUTIONS PTE LTD CENTRIX B360 System Combuilder FMIT Combuilder FMIT Service Singapore Customs Singapore Customs FormSG (SingPass) DP Information Group DP Information Group Department of Statistics Census 2020 EAGLEI OneRealm Eservices Eduquest International Institute Pte. Eduquest Authenticator Ltd. Elections Department ELD Election Officials Website FormSG with Singpass login Energy Market Authority EMA E-License Information Services EMA Poweringlives (Manpower) Portal Enterprise Singapore Business Excellence Assessor Portal Enterprise Singapore Grant Portal (ESGP) ESG FORMSG Incentives Portal SACINET SME Talent Programme / SkillsFuture SME Mentors Programme Statlink Evidation Health lion-be-dev Family Justice Courts Integrated Family Application Management System Great Eastern Great Eastern eConnect Great American Insurance Company Great American Insurance Company - Authentication service Government Technology Agency of CorpPass Home Singapore MyInfo Consent Platform NDI-AUTHCOM GovTech EDC Service SP ResponderSG GT-Support Grant Portal SAFEENTRY Notarise Government Technology Agency (GovTech) Agency/Organisation Digital services that require Singpass 2FA DWP-MOBILE Digital Workplace Mobile Application GatherSG Goldbell Financial Services Pte Ltd Goldbell Financial Services Portal Housing and Development Board HDB E-Services HDB FORMSG Health Promotion Board BreastScreen Singapore System CervicalScreen Singapore System Child Consent Portal Enhanced Integrated Screening System HealthHub e-Services HPB E-Services MediSave Mammograms System NHP SingPass Login National Immunisation Registry for General Practitioners to Submit Children Immunisation Records National Immunisation Registry for Public to View Children Immunisation Records - SingPass National Immunisation Website National Immunisation Website for Doctors HPBFORMSG HPB HEALTHHUB Health Sciences Authority Blood Donor E-Service HSA E-Services: Registration/Licences/Notification HSA E-Services: Post Market Reporting HSBC Bank (Singapore) Limited Digital Security Platform HWA CHONG INSTITUTION HCI FORMSG iFAST Financial Pte Ltd iFAST Central iFAST Global Markets iFAST Global Prestige Immigration and Checkpoints ICA Alternate Site Collection (ASC) Authority of Singapore ICA APEC Business Travel Card - Public ICA Apples E-Service ICA Crew ICA eAppointment E-Service ICA Electronic Re-Entry Permit (EREP) ICA Electronic Singapore Citizenship Application ICA ERBD E-Service ICA e-Xtend ICA Extracts E-Service ICA ICOnline E-Service ICA iEnquiry Government Technology Agency (GovTech) Agency/Organisation Digital services that require Singpass 2FA ICA LTPass ICA Online Application to Private Schools ICA OPAD E-Service ICA OSCARS E-Service ICA Solar E-Service ICA Visa E-Services (SAVE) MyICA Info-Communications Media IMDA Infocomm Competency Management System Development Authority IMDA Media Services Digital Access System (DAS) IMDA Numbers Online Registration System IMDA Telecoms Licensing System ECMS Intellectual Property Office of IP2SG – An E-Services Portal By IPOS Singapore Integrated Health Information System Health Marketplace GPConnect Mobile Healthhub eServices IHIS Consumer Common Digital Platform COVID-19 Test Repository (CTR) Interstellar Group Pte. Ltd. Tessaract.io Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore E-Stamping IRAS E-Services Islamic Religious Council Of Singapore HAJAPPEAL FORMSG Khoo Teck Puat Hospital Yishun Health Land Transport Authority LTA EPS CEPAS Hub LTA ONEMOTORING DIGITAL SERVICES Maritime and Port Authority of MPA Community-Based Portal Singapore Ministry of Communications and Press Accreditation (PAC) Portal Information SG Translate Together Ministry of Culture, Community and MCCY Volunteer Management System 3.0 Youth Grant Application Via GMS Comchest Our Marriage Journey ROMM Singapore Citizenship Journey Ministry of Defence MINDEF eHealth MINDEF/MHA NS Portal (Web) MINDEF/MHA NS Portal (Mobile) NSP Forms Government Technology Agency (GovTech) Agency/Organisation Digital services that require Singpass 2FA Civil Resource Information and Planning System MHRD MINDEF FormSG - Finance eForms Army SingPass Ministry of Education MOE Direct Schools Admission Internet System MOE Joint Admission Exercise Internet System - Admin MOE Placement System for Non-Mainstream Candidates MOE Primary One Registration Internet System MOE Scholarship Internet System MOE Secondary One Posting Internet System MOE Student Transfer Exercise for Primary School Internet System REMS2 Ministry of Finance SingPass (LD) Ministry of Foreign Affairs Eregister Digital Service Ministry of Health MOH eChecker E-Services MOH Health Check System (HCS) MOH HealthAssist E-Services Communicable Disease Live & Enhanced Surveillance (CDLENS) MOH Overseas Medical Facilities MOH Postgraduate Training Management System (PTMS) MOH Professional Registration System - OOB MOH Realtime Database Assisted Reproduction System (RDAR) MOH Specialist Exam Register (SER) Tissue and Research Application System (TIARAS) Electronic Financial Assistance Scheme System Ministry of Health - Allied Health MOH Professional Registration System - AHPC Profession Ministry of Health - Headquarters MOH eLicensing for Healthcare (ELIS) MOH HPass and MOHAlert Ministry of Health - Singapore Dental SDC Professional Registration System Council Ministry of Health - Singapore Medical SMC Professional Registration System Council Ministry of Health - Singapore SPC Professional Registration System Pharmacy Council Ministry of Health - Traditional TCMPB Professional Registration System Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board Ministry of Home Affairs MHA Home Team Volunteers Management System MHA Registry of Societies (iROSES) MHA Sponsorships Form FORMSG Government Technology Agency (GovTech) Agency/Organisation Digital services that require Singpass 2FA Ministry of Home Affairs HQ SGSecure Mobile Application Ministry of Home Affairs - Singapore SCDF Electronic Course and Seminar Registration (ECSR) Civil Defence Force SCDF Fire Safety Manager Portal Ministry of Law (Insolvency and Public MinLaw E-Services Trustees Office) MinLaw M-Services Ministry of Manpower Manpower Survey Online System (MSOL) MOM Auto Benchmarking of Wages and Employment Conditions MOM Certification of Employment Intermediaries MOM Foreign Employee Compliance FORMSG (MINISTRY OF MANPOWER) MOM Employment Pass Online MOM Employment Standards Online MOM Work Pass Service for FDW Employers and Levy Enquiry MOM Work Permit Online MOM Workplace Safety and Health E-Services MOM Workplace Safety and Health Training Records System MOM FPDS SGWorkPass Ministry of National Development MSO Oneservice Mobile Ministry of Social and Family MSF Adoption Portal Development MSF Baby Bonus Online - Approved Institution MSF Baby Bonus Online - Parent MSF Casino Advertising and Promotions MSF Casino Exclusion System MSF Casino Visit Limit System MSF Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths MSF Child Care Centres Records Update MSF Electronic Disability System MSF Integrated Case Management System MSF LPA Online Application MSF Manpower Survey MSF Minor Marriages Database MSF OPG Office Management System MSF OPG Online Search MSF Reconstituted Families and Remarriages System MSF SDN Website MSF SGE Transport Concession Scheme System MSF Social Service Client Central Database MSF Social Service Net MSF FORMSG Online Network for Educators (ONE@ECDA) Government Technology Agency (GovTech) Agency/Organisation Digital services that require Singpass 2FA Partners' Portal (PP) Rehabilitation and Protection Group (ECRM) System (RPG) Social Service Net Client Portal Our Marriage Journey Ministry of Trade and Industry LicenceOne Licence1.business.gov.sg Ministry of Trade and Industry - Customer Service Portal Jurong Town Council Corporation Customer Service Portal Monetary Authority of Singapore MAS SSB Portal Singpass MOHT PACE-IT iConnect Nanyang Polytechnic EAE Student Application NYP E-Services
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