Singapore · Payments & e-money

Global Collect Services Asia Pacific PTE. LTD.

Global Collect Services Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. is a private company limited by shares, based in Singapore. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) licenses it as a Major Payment Institution under the Payment Services Act 2019. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Worldline group, headed by Worldline SA of France, and Worldline calls it GCS APAC. Worldline says the licence lets the firm offer domestic and cross-border money transfer and merchant acquiring services to local and international merchants in Singapore. According to Worldline, MAS granted the licence in December 2023.

BICNo BIC LEINo LEI mapped Licence no.Not published by the register

Licences and registrations

Held by Global Collect Services Asia Pacific PTE. LTD.. 1 entry on 1 of the 22 tracked registers, retrieved 25 September 2026.

RegisterLicenceNumberJurisdictionStatusRegisteredEndsActivitiesRegister entry
MAS Financial Institutions Directory - Major Payment InstitutionMonetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Major Payment InstitutionPayment Institution Not published by the register Singapore Active — —
  • Money remittance
  • Payment services
  • Card acquiring
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Swift network

Swift’s ISO 9362 BIC directory

Holds no BIC in Swift’s directory. No LEI is matched to this entry, and BICs are linked by LEI only.

Overview

Researched 29 Sep 2026 · Sources

Customers

Not published

Employees

Not published

Ownership

Group subsidiary

Firm type

Merchant acquiring and processing

Trades as Worldline

Ownership
Worldline SA describes the firm as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Worldline group. The immediate shareholder has not been confirmed.
Ultimate owner
Worldline SA, France
Head office
Block 988, Toa Payoh North #07-02/03, 319002 Singapore, Singapore
Company register
ACRA UEN 200711969D
Incorporated
3 Jul 2007

Online

Websites & references
worldline.com ↗
worldline.com ↗ Worldline group website
Official social accounts
LinkedIn ↗ · Facebook ↗ · Instagram ↗
Sources · 6 pages consulted
  1. eservices.mas.gov.sg/fid/institution/detail/411152-GLOBAL-COLLECT-SERVICES-ASIA-PACIFIC-PTE-LTD
  2. worldline.com/en-sg/home
  3. worldline.com/en/home/main-navigation/git/office-locations
  4. worldline.com/en/home/top-navigation/media-relations/press-release/worldline-group-s-subsidiary-obtains
  5. worldline.com/en/legal-and-compliance
  6. investors.worldline.com/en/home/news-events/financial-press-releases/2026/pr-2026_04_28_01

Authorisation

Researched 29 Sep 2026 · Sources

Operates under
Its own licences

MAS licenses the firm as a Major Payment Institution under the Payment Services Act 2019. The licence covers domestic money transfer, cross-border money transfer and merchant acquisition services.

AuthorityLicence or registrationNumberHeldStatusSource
Monetary Authority of Singapore Singapore Major Payment Institution (Domestic Money Transfer Service, Cross-border Money Transfer Service, Merchant Acquisition Service) — In its own name Active eservices.mas.gov.sg ↗

Licences and registrations the research found, at home and abroad, as the firm and its regulators publish them. The Licences and registrations card shows the entries on the registers the directory tracks.

Products and markets

Researched 29 Sep 2026 · Sources

  • Merchant acquiring
  • International money transfer
  • Domestic payments

Under its MAS licence the firm provides merchant acquiring and domestic and cross-border money transfer services for local and international merchants operating in Singapore.

The firm's MAS licence covers payment services provided in Singapore.

Sells to
Enterprises · Small businesses
Serves customers in
Singapore

Recent events

Researched 29 Sep 2026 · Sources

  1. Licence

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore granted the firm a Major Payment Institution licence, according to a Worldline announcement dated 13 December 2023.

    worldline.com ↗

Compliance-relevant events of the last three years, newest first: fines and enforcement, investigations, security incidents, licence changes, funding rounds, acquisitions and leadership changes. Each links to its source.

Identifiers

BIC
Holds no BIC in Swift’s directory
LEI
No LEI mapped
Elucidate firm ID
a9ec1945d507

Profile

Type
Payments & e-moneyPayment institutions, e-money and stored-value issuers, and account-information providers. Licensed under payment-services law (e.g. PSD2 in the EU and UK, the Payment Services Act in Singapore). Taken from the licences on the tracked registers.
Regulation
Prudential licenceAuthorised with capital, safeguarding and conduct requirements, e.g. an authorised payment or e-money institution in the EU or UK, a major payment institution in Singapore, or a MiCA crypto-asset service provider.
Main licence class
Payment Institution
Activities
  • Money remittance
  • Payment services
  • Card acquiring
Licensed in
Singapore · East Asia & Pacific
First registered
Not published

Types come from Swift’s BIC classification, the licences on the 22 tracked registers, and the ECB and FSB bank lists. Most banks outside the euro area appear as financial institutions, because their supervisors’ registers are not tracked yet.

Ownership and group

GLEIF relationship records

No LEI is matched to this entry, so GLEIF relationship records cannot be linked.

Addresses

Address on the register
988, TOA PAYOH NORTH #07-02/03 319002, Singapore, 319002
Country
Singapore

ISO 20022 identification

As an agent in a Swift cross-border payment message (CBPR+)

This institution holds no BIC. A CBPR+ message identifies it by name and postal address, and may add its LEI or a clearing code.

Identified by
Name and postal address. No LEI or clearing code is mapped in the directory
Postal address
Hybrid: town, postcode and country in their own elements, the rest in two address lines
<FinInstnId>
  <Nm>GLOBAL COLLECT SERVICES ASIA PACIFIC PTE. LTD.</Nm>
  <PstlAdr>
    <PstCd>319002</PstCd>
    <TwnNm>Singapore</TwnNm>
    <Ctry>SG</Ctry>
    <AdrLine>988, TOA PAYOH NORTH #07-02/03</AdrLine>
    <AdrLine>319002</AdrLine>
  </PstlAdr>
</FinInstnId>
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Sources & method

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  • MAS Financial Institutions Directory - Major Payment Institution—Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) · source ↗ as at 25 September 2026
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