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PSG closed on 29 Sep 2026. Work out your grant for a digital solution under the EDGE Grant that replaced it: 50% for SMEs up to each activity's cost cap and S$30,000 a year, and your cash cost with GST.
No. Enterprise Singapore stopped PSG, EDG and MRA on 29 Sep 2026. From 30 Sep 2026 you apply for support under the EDGE Grant. PSG applications submitted before 30 Sep are still assessed under PSG's rules.
For digital and automation activities, 50% of the cost before GST for SMEs and 30% for larger companies, up to the activity's cost cap. A CRM system is capped at S$5,000 of cost, so an SME gets up to S$2,500.
Up to S$100,000 a year per company for all EDGE activities, of which up to S$30,000 can go to single-function digital solutions, integrated systems and selected automation. The caps reset every 1 Apr.
No. Enterprise Singapore says the EDGE caps do not take into account earlier grant use under EDG, MRA or PSG.
No. GST and maintenance costs are not supported, and software subscriptions are covered for up to 12 months.
No. Applications are rejected if you started work or paid a deposit before submitting. You may pay after submitting, but you bear the risk if the application is not approved.
A business registered and operating in Singapore with at least 30% ownership by Singapore citizens or PRs. EDGE is open to non-SMEs too, at a lower support level.
Submit one final claim on the Business Grants Portal after the project is done. Claims for digital solutions open from 1 Nov 2026. Payment by PayNow Corporate takes about 14 working days after approval.
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