Singapore VC funding rebounds to $229m in March

Tracxn data shows volatile funding trends over the past year, with January hitting $2.1b.

Singapore startups raised $229m in March 2026, a rebound from $47.5m in the previous month, according to compiled data by market intelligence platform Tracxn.

Based on the company's 12-month data for funding, the highest funding was recorded in January 2026, when it reached $2.143b, followed by $1.36b in July 2025.

Not considering these spikes, the general funding trend ranged from around $200m to $400m for the other months.

Excluding these two outlier months, monthly funding fluctuated between around $100m levels and nearly $500m, with most months clustering in the $200m to $300m range.

Top venture capital deals in March included Vertex Ventures’ investments in myFirst at $8m and dtcpay at $10m, Kalaari Capital’s $40m round for Mozark, and RTP Global’s $36m investment in TazaPay.

Incubators active during the month included Corundum Systems Biology’s $3.5m investment in Sequential Bio and 500 Global’s $2.6m investment in Datakrew.

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