Do you understand MAS-regulated language for the fintech and finance side?

Yes — MAS regulates a wide range of capital-markets, payment-services, and advisory perimeters; your site signposts the right licence or exemption (CMS, RFMC, PSP, FFI, etc.) without overclaiming. We're not legal advisors; what we deliver is template-quality copy that your MAS-compliance counsel signs off in 30 minutes instead of three hours.

Korean-language content alongside EN/ZH — can you handle that?

Yes — Korean is an addition where the Korean-resident or Korean-tourist audience drives meaningful revenue. Korean Town F&B sites particularly benefit; we publish Korean parity with English (and Simplified Chinese where the local audience wants it), without charging per locale.

How does the site handle the lunch-rush and after-work-spike on a Friday for the F&B side?

Hosting is on a global edge network — your site handles a 10× traffic spike during the 11:30am lunch-search peak and the 5:30pm Friday after-work reservation rush the same way it handles a Tuesday at 3pm. No 'upgrade your plan' email when your dinner slots start filling in real time.

Can you handle PayNow QR alongside Stripe for the bill-splitting moment?

Yes — PayNow QR is increasingly the default for the SG bill-split flow. We embed both Stripe (for the credit-card-first international visitor) and PayNow (for the local resident splitting eight ways), so your customer pays however they're paying without you needing to negotiate.

Tanjong Pagar

Web design in Tanjong Pagar for fintech, CBD-edge services, and Korean Town F&B.

Built for Tanjong Pagar fintech firms around Guoco Tower, finance and consulting practices on Anson Road, Korean Town restaurants and bars along Tanjong Pagar Road, and the after-work F&B strip serving the CBD lunch crowd — designed for clients who land on your site from a phone in the lift at One Raffles Place, on the MRT from Marina Bay, or before they fly in from Seoul.

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SGD pricing · Stripe / NETS / PayNow · Bilingual EN/ZH · PDPA + MAS-aware

01Tanjong Pagar context

Why a Tanjong Pagar site has to handle CBD-edge and Korean Town at the same time.

Tanjong Pagar's business mix sits on a clean two-way split — the CBD-edge fintech and finance firms working out of Guoco Tower, Twenty Anson, and the older Anson Road blocks (their site has to read to the MAS-regulated client and the regional family-office buyer), and the Korean Town F&B strip along Tanjong Pagar Road (their site has to read to the after-work CBD lunch-and-dinner crowd plus the substantial Korean-resident and Korean-tourist audience). The shared problem is that most websites built for Tanjong Pagar businesses pick one of those identities and lose the other.

CBD-edge agency rates climb fast — a custom build for a fintech or consulting practice in 2026 typically runs S$12,000–S$45,000 with a maintenance retainer of S$600–S$2,000 a month on top. For a single-restaurant Korean Town operator, a four-person consultancy, or a fintech pre-Series A, that's the price of a year's premium-CBD-coworking spend or a season's industry-association event sponsorship; the website has to compete for that line item.

We replace the agency-and-retainer dilemma with a fixed monthly Singapore-dollar price. Design, hosting on a global edge network, your .sg or .com.sg domain, ongoing content updates, bilingual EN/ZH delivery (with Korean-language addition where the Korean Town F&B audience earns it), and PDPA-aware data handling — all in one bill. The site loads as fast for a CBD-resident on Singtel 5G as it does for a Seoul-based diner checking from Incheon.

02Tanjong Pagar use-cases

Three kinds of Tanjong Pagar business we build sites for.

Fintech & CBD-edge finance

Fintech, finance practices, and regulated advisory

A clean partner-led site with proper bios, sector or product-area pages, an enquiry intake form that routes by mandate type, and PDPA-aware data handling — plus MAS-aware copy for the regulated practice (CMS licensing, RFMC status, the relevant compliance perimeter), and the discretion the family-office and institutional client expects. No flashing pop-ups, no aggressive lead-capture.

Korean Town F&B

Korean BBQ, Korean restaurants, and the Tanjong Pagar Road bar strip

Bilingual menus that read in seconds on a phone, a Chope or Sevenrooms embed where you already use one, photography that survives the CBD-after-work lighting moment, Korean-language menu copy where the substantial Korean-resident audience earns it, and an private-room booking flow for the corporate-buyer hosting the Friday team dinner.

Professional services & consulting

Boutique consultancies, accounting practices, and small law firms

A site that reads in the language of the CBD-adjacent professional — sector pages, an enquiry form that routes by engagement type, and the discreet PDPA-and-regulator-aware privacy stance. For accounting, ACRA and ISCA references in the right place; for law, Singapore Law Society signposting; for consulting, the case-study format that the regional-family-office buyer expects.

03Local proof

Pricing, payments, and compliance in Singapore dollars and Singapore law.

Starter, monthly

S$25fixed

Same monthly SGD price across Tanjong Pagar Road, Anson Road, and Guoco Tower — no hidden hosting charges, no add-on fees for SSL, content updates, or the .sg renewal.

Payments

Stripe · HitPay · PayNow · GrabPay · PayPal

Stripe, NETS, PayNow, and GrabPay all supported out of the box — connect existing accounts or open new ones with our help during onboarding. Apple Pay and Google Pay enabled by default; PayNow QR for the CBD-after-work bill-splitting moment.

Compliance

PDPA · IMDA spam control · MAS / ACRA / Law Society signposting where relevant

Cookie banner configured for PDPA, a privacy policy aligned to your sector, MAS-aware terms where the practice falls under their perimeter, ACRA and ISCA references for accounting, Law Society signposting for legal practices, and a privacy-by-default analytics setup.

04Common Tanjong Pagar questions

Questions Tanjong Pagar clients ask before signing.

Do you understand MAS-regulated language for the fintech and finance side?: Yes — MAS regulates a wide range of capital-markets, payment-services, and advisory perimeters; your site signposts the right licence or exemption (CMS, RFMC, PSP, FFI, etc.) without overclaiming. We're not legal advisors; what we deliver is template-quality copy that your MAS-compliance counsel signs off in 30 minutes instead of three hours.
Korean-language content alongside EN/ZH — can you handle that?: Yes — Korean is an addition where the Korean-resident or Korean-tourist audience drives meaningful revenue. Korean Town F&B sites particularly benefit; we publish Korean parity with English (and Simplified Chinese where the local audience wants it), without charging per locale.
How does the site handle the lunch-rush and after-work-spike on a Friday for the F&B side?: Hosting is on a global edge network — your site handles a 10× traffic spike during the 11:30am lunch-search peak and the 5:30pm Friday after-work reservation rush the same way it handles a Tuesday at 3pm. No 'upgrade your plan' email when your dinner slots start filling in real time.
Can you handle PayNow QR alongside Stripe for the bill-splitting moment?: Yes — PayNow QR is increasingly the default for the SG bill-split flow. We embed both Stripe (for the credit-card-first international visitor) and PayNow (for the local resident splitting eight ways), so your customer pays however they're paying without you needing to negotiate.

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