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Short-Term Asset-Backed Loans in Singapore

24hIndicative terms
70%Maximum LTV
$1M to $50M+Facility size
300+Deals Funded
1 Billion+Total Funded
7+ yearsTrack Record
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We work with brokers, lawyers, accountants and real estate professionals who need a direct private lender for asset-backed facilities in Singapore.

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FAQ

What is a bridge loan in Singapore?

A bridge loan is short term financing used to complete a purchase, refinance an asset, or release liquidity while a longer term exit is arranged. Rikvin Capital structures private, asset backed facilities against Singapore property and selected high value assets.

Who can apply for a private bridge loan in Singapore?

Rikvin Capital works with accredited investors, corporate borrowers, property owners and selected foreign investors. Eligibility is assessed on collateral quality, borrower profile, funding purpose and the proposed exit.

How much can I borrow against Singapore property?

Facilities typically start from SGD 1 million and may extend to larger amounts for prime collateral. Loan size depends on asset type, valuation, loan to value, legal position and the strength of the exit plan.

How fast can a Singapore bridge loan be approved?

Indicative terms can usually be provided within 24 hours once the collateral, requested amount and funding purpose are clear. Drawdown timing depends on valuation, legal checks, title review and completion requirements.

What property types can be used as collateral?

Eligible collateral may include condominiums, landed homes, Good Class Bungalows, shophouses, commercial units, retail units and selected investment properties. Each asset is reviewed on location, valuation, marketability and legal structure.

What exit strategy is required for a bridge loan?

Common exits include sale proceeds, bank refinancing, redemption from incoming funds, or a planned asset disposal. The exit must be credible, time bound and supported by the borrower profile and collateral position.