Singapore's 20 hottest startups to watch in 2016

Check out who made the cut.

Here are the city’s promising startups providing products and services ranging from SEA’s first real estate crowdfunding platform to the world’s first platform to offer a searchable database of restricted funds.

For the fifth consecutive year, Singapore Business Review brings you 20 of Singapore’s hottest startups worth more about the companies and find out how the founders managed to make their ideas blossom into one promising startup. The companies listed started their operations from 2012 and are ranked according to the generated funding to date, as provided to us.

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