Singapore's 20 hottest startups 2015

The city’s biggest up-and coming startups offering different products, ranging from the world’s first 3D pen with cool ink to a platform which allows you to transfer money through social network sites.

For the fourth consecutive year, Singapore Business Review brings you 20 of the city’s hottest startups worth watching over the next months. Learn more about them and find out how they shake up their sectors with their innovations.

The selected companies started operating from 2012 and continue to strive for success in the industry. These startups managed to make their business flourish from initial funding ranging from $112,000 to $11M. Some were created from the founders’ ideas to make living more convenient, while a few were established out of their own experiences. Startups on the list have been ranked according to total funding generated to date.

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