Funded Commerce and Shopping Startups in Singapore
Among the 50 most recent commerce and shopping funding rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Carro’s $60M (round date 2025-09-15).
Among the 50 most recent commerce and shopping funding rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Carro’s $60M (round date 2025-09-15). That $60M level is matched by Whale’s $60M (2025-05-20), while the next disclosed amounts sit far below, such as CarTimes Group’s $10M (2026-04-07) and Eezee’s $5M (2026-02-24). Several rounds cluster in the first half of 2025, including Whale ($60M, 2025-05-20) plus later 2025 entries like Kyberlife ($4M, 2025-03-19) and AMP ($13M, 2025-03-04), creating a dense mid-2025 concentration.
Geographically, every listed company is in Singapore and the page’s location field is consistently “Singapore, Central Region, Singapore.” Stage labeling is also skewed: 20 of 50 rows are “Series Unknown” and another 14 of 50 rows are “undisclosed,” leaving 16 rows with disclosed stage values (e.g., Series A/B/Seed/Pre-Seed). In time, the shown rounds span from 2022-06-07 (Filmplace, undisclosed) up to 2026-06-30 (Qashier, Series A, $6M).
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Frequently asked
What’s the biggest disclosed round in this Singapore commerce and shopping list, and is it isolated or shared?
The largest disclosed amount is $60M, appearing twice: Carro ($60M, 2025-09-15) and Whale ($60M, 2025-05-20). The next-largest disclosed amounts are much lower, for example AMP at $13M (2025-03-04) and CarTimes Group at $10M (2026-04-07).
Do the rounds cluster in a particular date window rather than spreading evenly across 2022–2026?
Yes, there is a clear mid-2025 density: Whale closes 2025-05-20 at $60M, with adjacent 2025 disclosed rounds like Kyberlife ($4M, 2025-03-19), AMP ($13M, 2025-03-04), and Whale’s peer-size event occurring the same year. The overall timeline also runs from 2022-06-07 (Filmplace) to the most recent 2026-06-30 (Qashier).
How often are stage amounts disclosed, and does the list skew toward missing or “Series Unknown” labels?
Stage disclosure is heavily missing or labeled as “Series Unknown”: 20 of 50 rows show “Series Unknown” and 14 of 50 are “undisclosed” amounts. Only 16 rows combine disclosed amounts with a specific stage label (e.g., Qashier’s Series A $6M on 2026-06-30; Eezee’s Series B $5M on 2026-02-24).
Is Singapore location consistent across entries, or are there geographic outliers in this page?
Location is consistent across all rows shown: every company is listed as “Singapore, Central Region, Singapore.” That makes geography non-differentiating here, unlike outlier behavior driven by deal size (e.g., the $60M pair in 2025).
Which stage label shows up repeatedly among the disclosed rounds?
Among disclosed stage entries, Seed and Series A/B/Pre-Seed-style labels recur, with Seed appearing multiple times such as Flood ($3M, Seed, 2025-08-05), Kyberlife ($4M, Seed, 2025-03-19), and Kinetic ($8M, Seed, 2023-11-20). Series A is also repeatedly present, including Qashier ($6M, 2026-06-30) and Reebelo ($29M, 2023-03-20).
Are there unusually small disclosed rounds compared with the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Yes. The smallest disclosed amount on the page is $500K for ConnectingDNA (Pre-Seed, 2024-10-15). That $500K figure is far below other low disclosed rounds such as $1M for WhyQ (Series A, 2023-01-26) and $1M for Epsilo (Seed, 2022-10-18).
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