Income
Personal income in the preceding 12 months.
Singapore Accredited Investor
Check Your Accredited Investor Status in Singapore
Estimate whether you meet Singapore Accredited Investor thresholds in under two minutes.
Qualification Routes
Three Ways to Estimate Your Status
Net Personal Assets
Assets after liabilities, with primary residence equity capped at S$1 million.
Financial Assets
Cash, deposits, securities and other financial assets.
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This is an estimate only. Formal Accredited Investor classification still depends on document checks and the relevant service provider's onboarding process.
Income
Add income received in the last 12 months.
Total incomeS$0
Primary Residence
Only the first S$1 million of primary residence equity can count.
Net equityS$0
The calculator counts a maximum of S$1,000,000 from your primary residence toward the net personal asset route.
Other Assets and Liabilities
Include investment property equity and financial assets.
Financial assetsS$0
Guide
What Is an Accredited Investor in Singapore?
An individual may generally qualify as an Accredited Investor in Singapore by meeting one of three thresholds: income of at least S$300,000 in the preceding 12 months, net personal assets above S$2 million, or financial assets above S$1 million. For the net personal asset route, primary residence equity is capped at S$1 million.
What the Calculator Checks
The calculator compares your inputs against the three common individual Accredited Investor routes in Singapore: income, net personal assets and financial assets.
Why Status Matters
Rikvin Capital works with accredited investors and corporate borrowers. Knowing your likely status helps us understand which private funding route may be suitable.
What Happens Next
If a route appears to apply, our team can review your documents, asset profile and funding timeline before discussing any facility terms.
Why must I be an accredited investor to borrow from Rikvin Capital?
Rikvin Capital is an excluded moneylender under the Moneylenders Act of Singapore, and only lends to accredited investors and corporates.
Accredited Investor FAQs
No. It is an indicative tool only. Formal classification depends on documentary checks, onboarding requirements and the assessment of the relevant service provider.
The common routes are income of at least S$300,000 in the preceding 12 months, net personal assets above S$2 million, or financial assets above S$1 million. Primary residence equity is capped at S$1 million for the net personal asset route.
For the net personal asset route, only up to S$1 million of primary residence equity can be counted. The calculator applies that cap automatically.
Rikvin Capital lends to accredited investors and corporates. If you are unsure, you can share your situation with our team and we will explain what information is needed.
No. The calculator runs in your browser. Your figures are not submitted to Rikvin Capital unless you separately contact us or send an enquiry.
Depending on the route, documents may include income records, bank or brokerage statements, property valuations, mortgage statements and other asset or liability evidence.