Looking to invest? We’ve curated a list of great Asian startups (5 new ones added)

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Here is a list of startups in Asia that are raising money either from angel investors, venture capitalists, or via token sales. We have sorted them based on the strength of the team, traction, growth, idea, and investor interest.
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SmartCommerce (Singapore)
Description: SmartCommerce is a AI driven digital marketing software. The technology synergize AI to create CRM that generates sales leads, QR code marketing and Omni channel e-commerce. The mission is to create a multi channel sales and marketing automation platform for SME.
Pitch: 100+ corporate customers. Profitable.
Stage: Series A and above
NEW: TabSquare Pte Ltd (Singapore)
Description: AI Powered in-restaurant solutions, leveraging unique restaurant and customer behaviour data to personalise in-restaurant dining experience and double restaurants’ profitability. B2B SaaS model. Proven results, up to 10% uplift on average bill, up to 50% reduction in labour cost.
Pitch: ARR S$3mn. Largest in-restaurant tech provider in the region, 75% share in Singapore, customers in AU, MY, TH, and ID. 6+mn orders, GMV S$200+mn processed,12+mn diners served, 300+mn customer interaction data points collected annually. Experienced founders, INSEAD Graduates.
Stage: Series A and above
Pixibo (Singapore)
Description: Personal Shopper for Fashion delivering style, size and fit advice personalised for every shopper for every SKU. Web, In-App and In-Store.
Pitch: Revenue ARR $1m, Results: Significant uplift on CR. clear USPs over market players: custom front end, ease of integration ( zero dev. requirement from customers), channel agnostic inc. in-store deployment. Enormous TAM. Experienced team – founders ex-Google, ex-Getty Images.
Stage: Series A and above




