5 Up-and-Coming Proptech Startups from Singapore to Watch

A notable area of innovation highlighted by recent activity is flexible rental payments. Rently, for example, offers a platform allowing tenants to pay rent in installments, defer payments, and spread out security deposits. These products aim to align with individual cash flows and reduce upfront costs, with an added rewards system that enables users to earn airline and hotel miles on rent payments.

Rently's reported growth suggests increasing adoption of these flexible solutions. In the first nine months of 2026, rental transaction volume from Singaporean tenants using the platform reached SGD 36.3 million (US$28.4 million), which Rently reported as a 2.5-fold increase over the corresponding period in 2025. This expansion in usage is further supported by the company securing US$12 million in debt financing in October 2026, intended to extend its offerings and prepare for a Series A funding round to scale services and enter new markets.

While Rently's reported 2.5-fold increase in transaction volume indicates strong growth within its Singaporean tenant base, the provided details do not specify the total number of transactions or the average transaction size. This makes it challenging to gauge the depth of its market penetration or the proportion of the overall Singaporean rental market it serves. Furthermore, the extent to which the rewards program drives adoption versus the core financial flexibility features is not detailed.