Singapore's startup scene is supported by a deep network of accelerators and incubators. These organizations offer funding and guidance to new companies across many industries.
For example, Surge has funded over 200 startups, while Foresight Ventures has made more than 130 investments. Quest Ventures is another active supporter, with over 110 investments in its portfolio.
Below is our list of the best 65 accelerators and incubators in Singapore.
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Get the Sheet for $50As Sequoia Capital India's rapid scale-up program, Surge focuses on empowering early-stage startups throughout India and Southeast Asia. Participants receive seed capital and strategic support alongside invaluable company-building workshops and access to a global community of founders.
| Year Founded | 2019 |
| Founders | — |
| Nº of Investments | 212 |
| Nº of Exits | 11 |
Pioneering the accelerator model in Southeast Asia, JFDI.Asia provided seed funding and mentorship to early-stage mobile and digital startups. Through its intensive programs, it helped launch over 70 companies, establishing a foundation for the region's startup ecosystem.
| Year Founded | 2010 |
| Founders | Wong Meng Weng |
| Nº of Investments | 73 |
| Nº of Exits | 8 |
Foresight Ventures champions the next wave of blockchain and cryptocurrency projects through strategic investments. Their support extends beyond funding, offering a full-service platform that includes incubation and an extensive network to help founders scale.
| Year Founded | 2021 |
| Founders | Forest Bai |
| Nº of Investments | 136 |
| Nº of Exits | 7 |
Tribe powers the next generation of AI and blockchain companies by connecting them with a global ecosystem of corporate partners and government agencies. They provide deep tech startups with a neutral platform to access a powerful network and resources, helping them scale and innovate.
| Year Founded | 2018 |
| Founders | Ryan Chew Zi Jie, Yi Ming Ng |
| Nº of Investments | 35 |
| Nº of Exits | 6 |
| Program Type | On-Site |
By combining a Web3 investment fund with an accelerator, LongHash Ventures helps founders build their projects and tap into the vast potential of the Asian market. They specialize in supporting early-stage infrastructure, DeFi, and GameFi startups, counting companies like Astar and Zapper among their portfolio.
| Year Founded | 2018 |
| Founders | Emma Cui |
| Nº of Investments | 129 |
| Nº of Exits | 5 |
| Duration (Weeks) | 16 |
Backing some of Asia's biggest technology companies, Quest Ventures provides venture capital to startups with scalability in large internet communities. They have supported major successes like Carousell and ShopBack, using a deep regional network and capital to fuel their expansion.
| Year Founded | 2011 |
| Founders | James Tan, Yunming Wang |
| Nº of Investments | 118 |
| Nº of Exits | 5 |
As a joint venture between Rocket Internet and Ooredoo, Asia Pacific Internet Group builds and supports leading e-commerce companies across the Asia-Pacific region. They have helped launch successful ventures like Daraz and Zilingo by providing crucial resources and expertise in some of the world's fastest growing markets.
| Year Founded | 2014 |
| Founders | Kiren Tanna, Koen Thijssen |
| Nº of Investments | 10 |
| Nº of Exits | 4 |
Focused on building the next wave of great companies in Southeast Asia, Iterative invests in and supports early-stage founders. Their accelerator program provides the initial funding and hands-on guidance startups need to find product-market fit and scale.
| Year Founded | 2018 |
| Founders | Brian Ma, Hsu Han Ooi, Hsu Ken Ooi |
| Nº of Investments | 95 |
| Nº of Exits | 3 |
| Program Type | On-Site |
| Duration (Weeks) | 12 |
Startupbootcamp FinTech Singapore accelerates early-stage companies focused on financial innovation, particularly in the banking and social entrepreneurship sectors. The program provides crucial funding and mentorship to help these startups launch and scale their solutions within Singapore's financial ecosystem.
| Year Founded | 2010 |
| Founders | Nektarios Liolios, Markus Gnirck |
| Nº of Investments | 25 |
| Nº of Exits | 3 |
Accelerating Asia operates as an early-stage venture capital fund, backing pre-Series A startups throughout Southeast and South Asia. The firm's accelerator program equips these companies with essential resources and mentorship, preparing them for significant growth and future funding rounds.
| Year Founded | 2018 |
| Founders | Craig Dixon, Amra Naidoo |
| Nº of Investments | 98 |
| Nº of Exits | 2 |
| Program Type | On-Site |
| Duration (Weeks) | 12 |
55 Additional Singapore Accelerators and Incubators Worth Applying To
Our top picks are just a handful of the programs available to founders in Singapore. The other accelerators on this list have collectively invested in over 550 startups and helped more than 30 of them reach an exit.
This is great news for entrepreneurs, who have plenty of options for finding the right support. Here’s a look at the other programs helping founders build their companies in the city.