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Startup accelerator & seed fund for early-stage Vietnam startups. Funding, mentorship, 4-mo bootcamp.
VSVA invests $20,000-$50,000 for 5-10% equity in Vietnamese and Southeast Asian startups, bridging Silicon Valley expertise with Vietnamese talent through intensive acceleration.
Vietnamese and Southeast Asian early-stage startups across fintech, edtech, healthtech, e-commerce, and enterprise software with innovative, scalable technology or business models.
$20,000-$50,000 investment, Silicon Valley mentorship, structured acceleration curriculum, Vietnamese and international investor connections, and corporate partnership opportunities.
Apply through VSVA's website during open cohort windows with team, product, market, traction, and vision details. Follow social media for deadline announcements.
Raised follow-on funding, expanded across Southeast Asia, and built products for millions of users in fintech, logistics, e-commerce, and SaaS from Ho Chi Minh City.
The Vietnam Silicon Valley Accelerator is an early-stage startup accelerator and seed fund administered by VSV Capital and originally initiated by the Vietnamese Ministry of Science and Technology. The program provides accepted companies with $20,000 to $50,000 in seed funding in exchange for 5% to 10% equity across diverse sectors like fintech, e-commerce, and health tech. Founders participate in a four-month bootcamp featuring masterclasses, co-working space access, and a concluding Demo Day, with application windows typically running from late March through early May via F6S. The accelerator has backed over 130 companies and maintains strategic connections with corporate partners, regional investors, and notable alumni including Lotte Ventures, Hanwha, Base.vn, and Loship. This resource is specifically designed for pre-seed and seed-stage technology startups operating in Vietnam seeking initial capital, strategic mentorship, and product-market fit validation.
Vietnam Silicon Valley Accelerator (VSVA) provides $20,000 to $50,000 in investment for 5-10% equity to Vietnamese and Southeast Asian early-stage startups. The program bridges Silicon Valley expertise with Vietnamese entrepreneurial talent, bringing world-class mentorship and business methodologies to startups in one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing economies. VSVA aims to help Vietnamese startups scale regionally and compete on the global stage.
Vietnamese and Southeast Asian early-stage startups are eligible. Companies should have innovative technology or business models with potential for regional or global scalability. The program accepts startups across sectors including fintech, edtech, healthtech, e-commerce, and enterprise software. Both Vietnamese domestic startups and Southeast Asian companies willing to engage with the Vietnamese market can apply.
Investment of $20,000 to $50,000 in exchange for 5-10% equity. Beyond capital, participants receive intensive acceleration including mentorship from Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and investors, structured curriculum on product development and growth, connections to Vietnamese and international investors, and access to corporate partnership opportunities. The program provides a platform for startups to gain visibility with the growing community of investors interested in Southeast Asian technology markets.
Applications are submitted through VSVA's website during open cohort application periods. The application typically covers your team, product, market, traction, and vision. VSVA evaluates startups on team quality, innovation, market opportunity, and growth potential. Selected companies join cohort-based programs that combine structured learning with intensive mentorship and networking. Follow VSVA on social media for application deadline announcements.
VSVA has accelerated Vietnamese and Southeast Asian startups across fintech, logistics, e-commerce, and SaaS. Alumni have gone on to raise follow-on funding from regional and international investors, expand across Southeast Asian markets, and build products serving millions of users. The program has contributed to Ho Chi Minh City's emergence as a leading startup hub in the region.