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Singapore Tech Firms Qashier and Pi-xcels Raise USD 11.7M for Innovative Solutions

Qashier's all-in-one POS system and Pi-xcels' paperless receipt technology receive substantial backing. The funding rounds reflect investors' faith in the region's tech startups.

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Singapore Tech Firms Qashier and Pi-xcels Raise USD 11.7M for Innovative Solutions

Singapore-based tech companies Qashier and Pi-xcels have secured substantial funding for their innovative solutions. Qashier, a point-of-sale (POS) and payment systems provider, raised USD 10 million in its Series A round. Meanwhile, Pi-xcels, specialising in digital receipt solutions, garnered USD 1.7 million in a seed funding round.

Qashier is working towards providing an all-in-one POS system. Its Series A funding round was co-led by Delivery Hero in 2025, with an investment of $10 million to further develop its smart POS solution system.

Pi-xcels is developing a paperless receipt technology, aiming to reduce waste and streamline processes. The company's seed funding round was led by Wavemaker Partners.

In other news, Indonesian parenting platform PrimaKu secured an undisclosed amount in a pre-Series A round led by Northstar Group and AppWorks. Mumbai-based edtech startup GradRight raised INR 500 million (USD 6.1 million) in a Series A round led by IvyCap Ventures. Meanwhile, Malaysia-based professional networking platform Mole received USD 110,000 in pre-seed funding from Antler.

Southeast Asian reverse commerce platform CompAsia also secured funding, with an undisclosed amount in a Series A round led by Gobi Partners.

Lastly, Singapore-based biotech incubator co11ab Novena secured SGD 15 million (USD 11 million) in funding from partners such as Nanyang Technological University, A*STAR, and the National Healthcare Group.

These funding rounds demonstrate investors' confidence in the potential of these tech startups to drive innovation and growth in their respective sectors. The secured funds will enable these companies to further develop their products, expand their reach, and create new job opportunities.

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