Pay through HomePay
Your renovation funds are kept in DBS custodian accounts instead of moving straight to your ID.
Hear directly from homeowners across Singapore who used HomePay for their renovation payments.
How your money stays safe
HomePay gives you a clear approval point before protected funds move forward, so payment progress follows renovation progress.
Your renovation funds are kept in DBS custodian accounts instead of moving straight to your ID.
See the milestone and approve it only when the agreed work has been completed satisfactorily.
The protected portion of each progressive tranche is released after your approval—not before.



Browse individual portfolios and match on style and reviews — not whoever happens to be assigned to you.


Message any designer before you choose one — your number stays private. Once you pick, the same chat runs your whole renovation.


When you move in, every appliance, fixture and finish is already saved — receipts, models and warranties in one place. So when a bulb blows two years later, you know exactly what to buy.
Homeowner questions
Get answers to the most common questions homeowners have.
HomePay is a renovation payment app that helps homeowners make progressive payments more safely. Protected funds are kept in custodian accounts and released as agreed renovation work is completed and approved.
Funds paid through HomePay are kept in DBS custodian accounts. HomePay’s escrow platform is powered by an MAS-licensed Major Payment Institution.
With HomePay’s escrow payment system, 50% of each progressive payment tranche is held until the related work is completed and approved by you.
If your engaged interior design firm suddenly ceases operations, HomeProtect is designed to arrange another vendor to complete the remaining work according to plan at no additional cost, subject to its terms and eligibility requirements.
HomePay charges homeowners a flat $200 platform fee for renovation protection. That is about 0.4% of a typical $50,000 renovation, and HomePay does not take a commission from your interior designer.