529 Geylang Road, Singapore
Lost the only key?
Sorted while you wait.
Car keys, remotes and smart fobs cut and programmed on the bench, plus locks, access cards and auto-gate remotes. Walk in, Monday to Saturday.
- Open Monday to Saturday, 11am to 8pm
- Spare keys, remote programming and all keys lost
- Walk in, no appointment needed
4.7
Google rating
85
Google reviews
6
Days a week
10
Minutes, typically
Ten minutes is what three separate customers reported for their own jobs, not a guarantee. A complicated key takes as long as it takes.
The moment you need this
Nobody thinks about a spare key until there is only one left.
You start ringing round
One customer called four other key specialists in a single day before he found this shop, and came back because the price beat all of them.
You are told to leave the car
A key is not a repair. It should not cost you a day without the car, and here it usually does not.
Then every key is gone
With nothing left to copy from, the job changes entirely: the car has to be reprogrammed rather than a key simply cut.
A spare cut while you still have a working key is a different job from a car with no key left at all. One is copied from what you have. The other has to be reprogrammed from nothing.
Send a photo of your keyWhat people write afterwards
The same two words keep coming up: ten minutes.
Duplicated my Toyota remote keys here using a spare key, after losing one. Matthew was great with assisting me on this, using a very similar key blank and charging me a price that was definitely more competitive than any of the 4 other key specialists I'd called the same day. I ate at a nearby coffee shop as he got the job done and he called me when it was completed. Ideally I won't want to lose another set of keys... but if that ever happens again, I'd come back to Matthew to get it sorted. 10/10 would recommend.
Did a "all keys lost" function and reprogram 2 remote fob. 10mins settled. All problem solved. And don't have to listen to BS. Price reasonable.
the duplicated key is not Vespa stock so the cut key was not able to fit into the ignition initially. the locksmith patiently adjusted the cut and made modifications until the new key could be used to turn the ignition on. the whole process took maybe 10 minutes. fair pricing.
How the shop works
Six things worth knowing before you come down.
Every one of these comes either from the shop's own printed card or from something a customer wrote on Google.
01
Most jobs are done while you wait
Three separate customers describe the same thing without prompting: ten minutes. One went for a coffee nearby and got a call when it was finished.
02
You will not be talked into anything
One reviewer put it bluntly: you do not have to listen to any sales talk. The job gets done, the price is what it is.
03
Non-stock blanks get adjusted by hand
A Vespa key blank did not fit the ignition. Rather than send the customer away, the cut was adjusted and modified until the key turned.
04
You get shown how it works
One customer had the manual key inside the fob tested in front of him, and was shown how to use it before he left.
05
A registered business, not a roadside stall
One Stop Keys Station is registered in Singapore under 53185391L, printed on its own card.
06
Between Lorong 27A and Lorong 29
The shop sits in the Geylang Road shophouse row with a yellow signboard and a key-shaped sign outside. Their own card gives the cross streets.
Two Honda smart keys, with the shop's own card.
One customer in particular
He called four other key specialists the same day.
Joseph had lost one of two Toyota remote keys and needed a replacement cut from the spare. He rang around. Four other specialists quoted him; this shop was the one he came back to, using a very similar key blank at a price he called more competitive than any of them.
He went for something to eat at a coffee shop nearby, and got a phone call when the key was ready.
“I ate at a nearby coffee shop as he got the job done and he called me when it was completed.”
Joseph|Google, 2 years ago
On the bench
Car keys, remotes and everything after.
Car and motorcycle keys
- Spare car keys
- A second key cut and programmed from your existing one, so you are not one lost fob away from a tow.
- Remote and smart key programming
- Fobs paired to the car on the bench. Reviewers have brought Toyota, Honda, Mazda, BMW and Audi keys here.
- All keys lost
- When every key is gone there is nothing left to copy from, so the car has to be reprogrammed from scratch.
- Motorcycle and scooter keys
- Including blanks that are not stock, which need the cut adjusting by hand until the ignition turns.
A Honda Vezel and its two keys, photographed on Geylang Road outside the shop.
Locks and access
These are the services the shop lists for itself, beyond car keys.
On what it costs
It depends on the key and the car, so there is no single figure worth printing. Message a photo of the key with the make, model and year and you will get a straight answer. Reviewers describe the pricing as reasonable and as more competitive than the alternatives they rang.
Ask on WhatsAppA look at the bench
Keys that went back to their cars.
Before you come down
The questions people actually ask.
Yes, and it is the cheaper situation to be in. With a working key to copy from, a spare can be cut and the remote programmed on the bench. Customers describe this taking about ten minutes.
Find the shop
529 Geylang Road, between Lorong 27A and 29.
A shophouse unit with a yellow signboard and a large key-shaped sign outside. Walk in, no appointment needed.
Opening hours
| Monday | 11am - 8pm |
| Tuesday | 11am - 8pm |
| Wednesday | 11am - 8pm |
| Thursday | 11am - 8pm |
| Friday | 11am - 8pm |
| Saturday | 11am - 8pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Public holidays | Closed |
Send a photo of the key and the car model.
That is usually enough to tell you what is involved before you make the trip down to Geylang. It costs nothing to ask.
Monday to Saturday, 11am to 8pm