Singapore introduces a 10-postpaid SIM card limit per customer from Feb 28 to combat scams and minimize illicit use. Read ...

The move comes as Singapore’s authorities tighten SIM card limits to prevent illicit use and protect the public against scams.

Under Singapore law, knowingly providing a registered SIM card to another person to facilitate a crime for any gain is an offence under Section 39B of the Miscellaneous Offences (Public Order and ...

From Feb. 28, 2026, people in Singapore can register a maximum of 10 postpaid SIM cards per person across all telcos.

You’ll soon be able to register up to 10 postpaid SIM cards across all telcos in Singapore, down from the current 10 per ...

IMDA and the telcos have been working together to tighten SIM card registration to prevent illicit use Read more at The ...

SINGAPORE - A total of 52 people are being investigated for their suspected involvement in registering SIM cards for illicit ...

From 28 February, Singaporeans can register a maximum of 10 postpaid SIM cards across all telcos, as authorities intensify ...

From Feb 28, one person can only register up to 10 postpaid SIM cards across all telcos in Singapore, the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and Singapore Police Force (SPF) said in a joint ...

A week-long enforcement operation resulted in 52 individuals being investigated for their suspected involvement in ...

Singtel has begun issuing SIM cards that are compatible with 5G standalone networks, which the telco currently is rolling out in Singapore. Its next-generation mobile network has been deployed for ...