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United States vs Singapore: startup funding compared

Since 2 June 2025, startups in the United States raised $487.4B across 2,833 rounds, 53.0 times Singapore's $9.2B.

$487.4BCapital raised$9.2B
2,833Rounds71
$20MMedian round$10.5M
70%Share of all capital1.3%
57%Early-stage rounds52%

Capital raised running total by month

$487.4B$243.7B United States, end of Jun 25: $11.7BUnited States, end of Jul: $27.1BUnited States, end of Aug: $33.2BUnited States, end of Sept: $60.3BUnited States, end of Oct: $77.1BUnited States, end of Nov: $92.7BUnited States, end of Dec: $105.3BUnited States, end of Jan 26: $136.7BUnited States, end of Feb: $178.9BUnited States, end of Mar: $312.8BUnited States, end of Apr: $331.6BUnited States, end of May: $411BUnited States, end of Jun: $420.6BUnited States, end of Jul: $429BUnited States, end of Aug: $443.3BUnited States, end of Sept: $456.5BUnited States, end of Oct: $468.2BUnited States, end of Nov: $487.4BSingapore, end of Jun 25: $80MSingapore, end of Jul: $317MSingapore, end of Aug: $353MSingapore, end of Sept: $373MSingapore, end of Oct: $422MSingapore, end of Nov: $478MSingapore, end of Dec: $915MSingapore, end of Jan 26: $3BSingapore, end of Feb: $3BSingapore, end of Mar: $3.3BSingapore, end of Apr: $3.4BSingapore, end of May: $3.4BSingapore, end of Jun: $7.9BSingapore, end of Jul: $8.9BSingapore, end of Aug: $9BSingapore, end of Sept: $9.2BSingapore, end of Oct: $9.2BSingapore, end of Nov: $9.2B Jun 25SeptDecMarJunSept
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Where the money goes share of capital by sector

United States

  • AI78%$381.8B
  • Robotics & Hardware5%$25.4B
  • Health4%$21.5B
  • Other4%$21.1B
  • Climate & Energy2%$11B
  • Fintech2%$7.7B

Singapore

  • Enterprise software71%$6.5B
  • AI13%$1.2B
  • Fintech6%$550M
  • Web35%$478M
  • Consumer2%$229M
  • Robotics & Hardware2%$143M

Biggest rounds

Stage mix share of rounds

United StatesSingapore
31%Pre-Seed and Seed30%
25%Series A23%
13%Series B8%
12%Series C and later7%
18%Other or undisclosed32%

Most active investors rounds joined

InvestorUnited StatesSingapore
Y Combinator178·
Andreessen Horowitz130·
General Catalyst1101
Sequoia Capital94·
Lightspeed Venture Partners812
Khosla Ventures77·
Alumni Ventures64·
Bessemer Venture Partners59·
Accel521
Insight Partners51·
Kleiner Perkins49·
Menlo Ventures48·

Startup hubs rounds and capital by city

United States

  • San Francisco529$133.5B
  • New York471$26.1B
  • Palo Alto72$14.6B
  • Austin67$8.4B
  • Costa Mesa2$7.5B
  • Denver17$6.1B

Singapore

  • Bengaluru1$450K

Latest rounds

Questions

Which country raised more startup funding, the United States or Singapore?

The United States. Since 2 June 2025, startups in the United States raised $487.4B across 2,833 rounds, against $9.2B across 71 rounds in Singapore, 53.0 times more. That is 70% and 1.3% of all the capital FundraiseBase tracked worldwide over the period.

How many startup funding rounds were announced in the United States and Singapore?

2,833 rounds in the United States and 71 rounds in Singapore since 2 June 2025, about 157 and 4 a month.

Are startup rounds bigger in the United States or Singapore?

The median round is $20M in the United States and $10.5M in Singapore, and the average round $172M and $130M. The median shows the typical round; the average is pulled up by a few very large ones.

What is the biggest startup round in the United States?

The biggest startup rounds in the United States since 2 June 2025 are OpenAI ($122B, 31 Mar 2026), Anthropic ($65B, Series H, 28 May 2026) and Anthropic ($30B, Series G, 12 Feb 2026).

What is the biggest startup round in Singapore?

The biggest startup rounds in Singapore since 2 June 2025 are DayOne Data centers ($4.5B, Series C, 5 Jun 2026), DayOne Data Centers ($2B, Series C, 5 Jan 2026) and PixVerse ($439M, 14 Jul 2026).

Which sectors attract the most startup funding in the United States and Singapore?

In the United States, AI ($381.8B, 78% of the capital), Robotics & Hardware ($25.4B, 5%) and Health ($21.5B, 4%) lead. In Singapore, Enterprise software ($6.5B, 71% of the capital), AI ($1.2B, 13%) and Fintech ($550M, 6%) lead.

Is the United States or Singapore better for early-stage startups?

Early-stage rounds (Pre-Seed, Seed and Series A) make up 57% of rounds in the United States and 52% in Singapore. The United States recorded 883 Pre-Seed or Seed rounds and Singapore 21 Pre-Seed or Seed rounds, with a median of $6M and $2.6M.

How much growth funding (Series B and later) goes to the United States and Singapore?

Startups in the United States raised $232.3B in 711 Series B or later rounds, 48% of the country's capital. In Singapore, $7.4B in 11 rounds, 81% of the capital.

Who are the most active startup investors in the United States?

Y Combinator (178 rounds, 16 led), Andreessen Horowitz (130 rounds, 65 led) and General Catalyst (110 rounds, 39 led) are the most active investors in the United States.

Who are the most active startup investors in Singapore?

Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India (5 rounds, 5 led), Tin Men Capital (5 rounds, 4 led) and Peak XV Partners (4 rounds, 1 led) are the most active investors in Singapore.

Which investors back startups in both the United States and Singapore?

66 investors joined rounds in both countries. The most active: General Catalyst (110 in the United States, 1 in Singapore), Lightspeed Venture Partners (81 in the United States, 2 in Singapore), Accel (52 in the United States, 1 in Singapore), Coatue (28 in the United States, 2 in Singapore) and Coinbase Ventures (21 in the United States, 2 in Singapore).

Which cities lead startup funding in the United States and Singapore?

San Francisco leads the United States with $133.5B across 529 rounds, ahead of New York ($26.1B). Bengaluru leads Singapore with $450K across 1 round.

Which month brought the most startup funding?

In the United States, March 2026 ($133.9B). In Singapore, June 2026 ($4.5B).

How much did startups in the United States and Singapore raise in the last 90 days?

In the 90 days to 12 Nov 2026, startups in the United States raised $49.4B across 397 rounds and in Singapore $161M across 11 rounds.

Where does this data come from?

FundraiseBase lists startup funding rounds from public announcements: press releases, company posts and news coverage, checked and updated every day. Amounts are in US dollars. Some rounds are never announced, so the figures show what was made public, not every round. Corrections are welcome.

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