EDGE is Enterprise Singapore's business grant for new projects from 30 September 2026. It replaces the Enterprise Development Grant (EDG), Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) and Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG). EDGE support is generally up to 50% for SMEs, support varies by activity, within S$100,000 per company per year.
What changed from EDG, MRA and PSG
- Three schemes: EDG (capability and transformation), MRA (overseas expansion) and PSG (pre-approved digital solutions and equipment).
- Caps and support levels set per scheme.
- Applications submitted before 30 Sep 2026 continue under the original scheme's terms until project completion and claim.
- One grant, EDGE, with business areas such as Automation & Digitalisation, Business Strategy, Financial Management, Innovation, Internationalisation, Standards and Sustainability.
- One annual cap of S$100,000 per company across all EDGE activities (1 Apr to 31 Mar). Within it, up to S$30,000 for single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and pre-scoped equipment.
- No new EDG, MRA or PSG applications after 30 Sep 2026.
Source: Enterprise Singapore, EDGE Grant page and FAQ: EDGE Grant, accessed 26 Oct 2026. Enterprise Singapore alone decides eligibility and support levels.
Who can apply
The applicant must be a business entity registered in Singapore with at least 30% ownership by Singapore citizens and/or permanent residents. Other requirements depend on the activity. Work must not start, and no payment or deposit may be made to a vendor, before your company submits the application. Retrospective applications are not supported.
Who submits the application (read this first)
Your company submits its own EDGE application and claims on the Business Grants Portal, through staff who hold the Corppass role of BGP Preparer or Acceptor. Enterprise Singapore does not allow vendors, consultants or other third parties to submit applications or claims, or to make payment, on a company's behalf. Grants are paid as a reimbursement after the activity is completed and paid for in full.
How we help: we help you choose the activity that fits your project, scope the work, and prepare the plan and supporting information your team needs. Your company reviews, submits and pays. Approval is decided by Enterprise Singapore only.
EDGE for overseas expansion (Internationalisation)
EDGE support is generally up to 50% for SMEs, support varies by activity, within S$100,000 per company per year. A separate application is needed for each market. See our Southeast Asia market entry consulting.
EDGE for ERP and digital systems (Integrated Enterprise Systems)
The S$30,000 digital sub-cap applies. An integrated ERP must include at least 3 core functions. You can use a solution package pre-approved by Enterprise Singapore or engage your own vendor. See Odoo implementation in Singapore.
Business Strategy and other areas
EDGE also covers business areas such as Business Strategy, Financial Management, Innovation, Standards and Sustainability. Support varies by activity; see Enterprise Singapore's EDGE activity list.
FAQ
What is the EDGE grant?
Enterprise Singapore's business grant from 30 Sep 2026, replacing EDG, MRA and PSG for new applications. It supports activities across business areas such as automation and digitalisation, internationalisation and sustainability.
What happened to the MRA, EDG and PSG grants?
They ceased on 29 Sep 2026. Applications submitted before 30 Sep 2026 continue under their original terms. New projects apply under EDGE.
How much support can my company get?
EDGE support is generally up to 50% for SMEs, support varies by activity, within S$100,000 per company per year.
Does EDGE support ERP, and what is the S$30,000 cap?
Integrated enterprise systems such as ERP are supportable. Within the S$100,000 annual cap, up to S$30,000 can go to single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and pre-scoped equipment.
Can I still use a pre-approved solution package?
It depends on the activity. For integrated ERP, you may choose a solution package pre-approved by Enterprise Singapore or engage your own vendor. Processing times differ (Enterprise Singapore states about 1 week vs 10 weeks).
Can a consultant submit the application for us?
No. The applicant company submits applications and claims and makes payment itself. Vendors and third parties must not do this on its behalf.
When can claims be submitted?
After the activity is completed and fully paid. Enterprise Singapore states that claims open from 1 Dec 2026 for single-function digital solutions and pre-scoped equipment, and from 1 Jan 2027 for other activities.
Who decides eligibility?
Enterprise Singapore only. Our grant checker gives an indicative fit, not an eligibility decision.
- Enterprise Singapore: EDGE Grant (accessed 26 Oct 2026)
- Enterprise Singapore: FAQ, EDGE Grant (accessed 26 Oct 2026)
Last reviewed: 26 Oct 2026 against Enterprise Singapore's EDGE page and FAQ.