Household services marketplace Ovvy raises S$600,000 in seed funding

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Household services marketplace Ovvy raises S$600,000 in seed funding.

OVVY, an online marketplace for household services, has raised S$600,000 in seed funding from Rapzo Capital, a family-funded investment company based in Singapore that invests in early-stage startups.

Ovvy was launched in Singapore in June 2018. It connects users with household service providers such as plumbers, painters or electricians. It has recorded 30,000 downloads since June, of whom some 20,000 are active users of the app, including service providers.

 

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