Generally, banks in Singapore require you to have the following items in order to open a corporate bank account for your Singapore-incorporated company:
A resolution by the board of directors approving the opening of the account and specifying the signatories to the account. Alternatively, the board can use the pre-approved format prescribed by a bank that simply requires the signatures of the directors.;
Standard account-opening forms signed by the abovementioned authorized signatories;
Copy of the Certificate of Incorporation;
Copy of Company’s Business Profile from ACRA;
Copy of Company’s Memorandum and Articles of Association (MAA);
Copies of passports (or Singapore national identification cards) and proofs of residential addresses for directors, signatories, and ultimate beneficial owners.;
Copy of Certificate of Incumbency of the holding company (applicable for corporate shareholder only) *;