The Singapore dollar 1-dollar banknote has undergone several updates s

1985年，“船系列”一元纸币取代了之前的版本，采用绿色设计，正面图案为马来帆船（Pinas），背面则展示新加坡的公共住宅和组屋景观。这一版本一直流通至1999年。

由于硬币更耐用且成本更低，新加坡金融管理局（MAS）在2006年宣布逐步停止一元纸币的发行，转而推广一元硬币。不过，一元纸币仍保持法定货币地位，市场上可能仍有少量流通。

In 1985, the "Boat Series" one-dollar banknote replaced the previous version, featuring a green design with a pinas (Malaysian galleon) on the obverse and a view of Singapore's public housing and HDB flats on the reverse. This version remained in circulation until 1999.

Due to the greater durability and lower cost of coins, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced in 2006 that it would phase out the issuance of one-dollar banknotes and promote one-dollar coins instead. However, the one-dollar banknote retains its legal tender status, and a small amount may still be circulating in the market.