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Here’s our newest round-up of the featured startups on our site this week. If you have startup tips or story suggestions, feel free to email us. Enjoy this week’s list!

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1. Rivigo | India (Startup Profile)

Gurgaon-headquartered Rivigo uses data, technology, and Internet of Things (IoT) to solve challenges in delivery logistics. Its services include temperature-controlled (“cold-chain”) supply systems, as well as full truckload and part truckload shipping. It claims to operate over 2,000 trucks, with the startup’s India network covering 150 locations.

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2. JustRide | India (Startup Profile)

JustRide leases vehicles from individual car owners by providing them a minimum guarantee value. With its model, people like you and me can offer our car for rent and earn anywhere between US$90 and $180 a month. It’s a bit like Uber – but you don’t need to drive people around.

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3. GuavaPass | Singapore (Startup Profile)

Singapore-based startup GuavaPass offers subscriptions to a number of fitness studios, classes, gyms, and other similar activities. it’s active in 10 cities across Asia and the Middle East. It’s now tailoring its offerings to each market.

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4. Toast | Singapore (Startup Profile)

Toast wants to help migrant workers in Asia send money back home. It allows users to send money using its mobile app. The process is faster and easier than using money transfer operators. The app authenticates the user’s identity for each transaction with the smartphone’s front-facing camera, comparing the image with the user’s picture it has on file. Toast has managed to get remittance licenses in Singapore, Hong Kong, and the UK.

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5. Grofers | India (Startup Profile)

Launched in 2013, Grofers is an online-and-app based grocery delivery startup. Its website is seeing more than 1,000 orders a day. For the app, Grofers has introduced changes that allow customers to shop in one “superstore”, rather than break their orders into different batches.

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6. Yoli | China (Startup Profile)

Beijing-based startup Yoli is an education startup offers Chinese speakers one-on-one English classes in an on-demand system similar to Uber’s. When a student requests an English class, any teacher can claim it if they’re available. The entire service is conducted through WeChat. For each 15 minute session, Yoli teachers earn US$4.

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7. MC Payment | Singapore (Startup Profile)

MC Payment is a fintech startup that funded in 2005. Its most recent product is Xaavan, a business-to-business supply chain and online invoicing system. Other solutions include mobile point-of-sale system Ffastpay for retailers and merchants; taxi company payment system MatchCab; and non-cash payment and e-wallet systems, partnering with payment schemes like MasterPass and NETS.

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Startup lists

8 – 12: 5 rising startups in India – Nov 7, 2016

13 – 17: Freshdesk, Grey Orange top ranking of 151 enterprise-ready startups from India

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