startups in singapore
Singapore may be a small country, but it certainly doesn’t lack for entrepreneurs. Thanks in part to startup-friendly legislation and in part to its gutsy, worldly populace, the nation is home to tons of interesting tech startups, including some which serve the local community and others that offer services branching out across southeast Asia and the world.
These funds have not invested in Singapore in the past year
Pitching your startup to an investor? First, check if they’re still active in your market.
A list of grants and freebies for Singapore startups
These public grants and global freebies can help cut costs if you’re starting a company in Singapore.
PropertyGuru axes 174 employees, shuts 3 business units
Sendhelper, PropertyGuru Finance, and the company’s data and software solutions will also be shuttering.
The state of Singapore’s D2C startups
We look at the current state of affairs for Singapore’s D2C startups and discover an Indian beauty unicorn that’s raised funds.
Airwallex taps Visa to offer virtual debit cards in Singapore
The Hong Kong-based fintech firm also plans to expand its solution to enable physical cards and digital wallet integration.
Singapore fintech firm Nium extends cross-border payments service to Indonesia
The Nium-powered PT Instarem Mitra Indonesia is registered with Bank Indonesia to remit and transfer funds in and out of the country.
Remittance startup Nium pulls out of Singapore digital banking license race
The company has decided to shift its focus to new markets, especially Latin America.
Singapore remittance startup Instarem rebrands as Nium
The company is shifting to become a global enterprise payments platform.
Fintech startup Instarem closes $41m series C round
The Singapore-based company offers cross-border payments and remittances at a lower cost compared to bank transfers.
Helping the little guys: How startups are working with Visa to serve SMEs
Here’s how two fintech startups worked with Visa to meet the needs of the SME segment.



