Rising SE Asian startups this week: capsule hotels, a cashback platform, and more

Which are the startups that are on the path to becoming the next big thing? In this regular post, we give you an overview of the companies that have raised money in the past week, as well as those we think investors should look at.

1. Janio (Singapore)

Janio plans to disrupt logistics in Southeast Asia, focusing on cross-border shipping for e-commerce merchants. Its asset-light model focuses on building partnerships and providing customers a platform to access its services. More info.

2. Kalpha (Singapore)

Kalpha, an edtech startup, raised a six-figure seed funding. The startup’s app lets people meet up to learn and share skills, knowledge, and real-life experiences. More info.

Amount raised: Undisclosed

Investor: Nest Tech

3. TurnKey Lender (Singapore)

TurnKey Lender, a provider of online lending solutions, raised a series A1 funding round. It will use the funds to expand its product offering and expand globally. More info.

Amount raised: Undisclosed

Investors: Led by OSK Ventures International

4. Horganice (Thailand)

Property management app Horganice raised seed funding to expand its range of services. The online service is currently used to manage 130,000 rented rooms across 3,000 properties. More info.

Amount raised: Undisclosed

Investor: Beacon VC

5. Curlec (Malaysia)

Direct debit payment firm Curlec completed its seed funding round, which will help it grow its operations within Malaysia and gain more SME customers. More info.

Amount raised: Undisclosed

Investors: Led by Captii Ventures

6. The Shonet (Indonesia)

The Shonet, a millennial-focused social network for beauty, fashion, and lifestyle, raised seed funding. It will use the capital to improve its tech infrastructure and support its marketing activities. More info.

7. Bobobox (Indonesia)

8. WhatsHalal (Singapore)

9. RebateMango (Thailand)