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Singapore Corporate Access (or CorpPass) is a one-stop authentication and authorisation service, for corporate users to transact with government agencies online on behalf of their organisations.
CorpPass will be required for all entities to transact with the government from 1 Sep 2018. Singapore registered entities with a Unique Entity Number (UEN) that have not registered for CorpPass should do so as existing login methods, such as SingPass.
Individuals who need to transact in a business capacity with the government are required to be UEN-registered and thus be eligible for CorpPass.
For example: Mr Tan, an architect, hires 10 architect assistants who are
foreigners, and needs to apply for work permits for them to work in Singapore
during his project. The application of work permits is in the capacity of his
architect business and thus, will require the registration of a UEN, making him
eligible for CorpPass. He can then log in to Ministry of Manpower’s (MOM)
digital service using CorpPass to apply for the required work permits.
As a freelance architect, Mr Tan can continue using SingPass
to submit building plans to Building & Construction Authority (BCA).
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Authorised individuals from the following types of entities are eligible for CorpPass: a.
Singapore registered entities that has been
issued a Unique Entity Number (UEN) by UEN-issuance agencies.
b.
Foreign entities not registered in Singapore which
need to transact with the government
For more information on the eligibility requirements for UEN Entities, click here.
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You may identify yourself as one of the following five CorpPass roles:
Applicable only for Singapore registered entity with
Unique Entity Number (UEN).
Of these five CorpPass
roles, the RO does not require an account. To transact with government
digital services, the RO may choose to obtain one of the following four account
types:
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Applicable only for Singapore registered entity with Unique Entity Number (UEN), the RO is the person whose name is officially registered with ACRA or any of the other UEN-issuance agencies. Examples of RO(s) include: Owner, Partner, Director, Corporate Secretary.
Typically, the RO should be the person nominating and approving new CorpPass Administrators. In the event the RO is unavailable, click here.
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A person authorised to create CorpPass accounts and manage access to digital services for the entity. The appointed Admin may be a person who currently manages Government-to-Business (G2B) transactions on behalf of the company. Examples of who may fulfil this CorpPass role include: Director of Corporate Services (Admin / Finance / Human Resources) or any person(s) authorised by the RO.
For Singapore registered entities with UEN, Admin must be authorised by the Registered Officer (RO). For smaller organisations, the RO may assume the role of a CorpPass Admin.
*Note: Each entity can only have a maximum of 2 CorpPass Admins.
Find out who is your entity's CorpPass Admin/Sub-Admin here.
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A person authorised by the CorpPass Administrator
(Admin) to help manage CorpPass accounts and digital service access on behalf
of the entity. A Sub-Admin has full management rights to CorpPass users’ digital service access, unless restricted by the Admin.
Sub-Admin accounts can only be created by the Admin, and do not require approval. Similar to the Admin,
the Sub-Admin can create other CorpPass accounts (i.e. CorpPass Enquiry
User, CorpPass User) for users within the entity.
Find out who is your entity's CorpPass Admin/Sub-Admin here.
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The Enquiry User is an account created by the
entity’s CorpPass Administrator or CorpPass Sub-Administrator. The Enquiry User
account may be used to transact with Government digital services, and to view
details of the entity’s CorpPass setup. For example, the Enquiry User may view
the entity’s list of digital services, the details of CorpPass accounts under
the entity, and the transaction history of these accounts.
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A person who is assigned by the CorpPass Administrator (Admin) to transact with Government agencies on behalf of the entity. Examples of who may fulfil this CorpPass role include: Corporate Services Personnel (e.g. Payroll Executive, Human Resources Manager).
Each User will have a unique CorpPass ID. There is currently no restriction on the number of Users that each entity may have.
For smaller organisations, the Admin may assume the role of a User.
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If you have been appointed as the CorpPass Administrator (Admin) for your entity, you may proceed to register for an account. Otherwise, please
approach your entity’s Admin or CorpPass Sub-Administrator (Sub-Admin) to have an account created for you.
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To retrieve CorpPass Admin or Sub-Admin of Singapore Registered entity: • Access "Services" > "Find Your CorpPass Admin" function on the CorpPass website• Login with your SingPass• Enter the required information and click 'Search'
Alternatively, email support@corppass.gov.sg with the following information. • Your entity’s UEN • Your name, title and contact no.
We will request for your entity’s CorpPass Admin to contact you.
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There is no fee to register for a CorpPass account.
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A CorpPass account is required for each entity
you are transacting on behalf. You will need to:
- Register for a CorpPass Administrator account;
or
- Have a CorpPass Account (i.e. CorpPass
Sub-Administrator, CorpPass Enquiry User, CorpPass User) created for you.
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You can continue to use your SingPass to perform Government-to-Business (G2B) transactions on behalf of your entity until 31 Aug 2018.
CorpPass will be required for all entities with a Unique Entity Number (UEN) to transact with the government from 1 Sep 2018. Entities are encouraged to register for CorpPass as soon as possible to avoid disruption to your business flow.
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CorpPass is already available for over 160 government digital services managed by more than 50 agencies. More digital services will progressively onboard CorpPass.
CorpPass will be required for all entities to transact with
the Government from 1 Sep 2018. Singapore registered entities with a Unique
Entity Number (UEN) that have not registered for CorpPass should do so as
existing login methods, such as SingPass and EASY will cease by then.
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When you login to CorpPass, a notification on your account landing page will indicate if there are new digital services that have onboarded CorpPass. You may also download the list of digital services that are currently available on CorpPass here.CorpPass will be required for all entities to transact with
the government from 1 Sep 2018. Singapore registered entities with a Unique
Entity Number (UEN) that have not registered for CorpPass should do so as
existing login methods, such as SingPass and EASY will cease by then.
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The supported browsers for CorpPass are listed below. Do note that later versions released after those listed below will also be compatible: - Google Chrome versions: 78, 79
- Mozilla Firefox versions: 70, 71
- Microsoft Edge versions: 17,18
- Internet Explorer versions: 11
- Safari versions: 12.1, 13
On Mobile Operating Systems, you may access CorpPass using these browsers: - Safari versions: 12.1, 13
- Chrome versions 78, 79
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