3 Chilean startups that made it to the Y Combinator W23 Demo Day

The Y Combinator W23 Demo Day is a highly anticipated event in the tech industry, where startups from around the world present their ideas and products to potential investors and industry leaders.

The event is a culmination of the Y Combinator program, which provides startups with funding, mentorship, and resources to grow their businesses.

This year, three Chilean startups had the opportunity to showcase their products at the Y Combinator W23 Demo Day: Koywe, Polopay, and Ruuf. These startups represent the growing tech scene in Chile and demonstrate the country's potential to become a hub for innovation and entrepreneurship.

Koywe is a cryptocurrency exchange platform that provides APIs and SDKs for developers to integrate crypto into their services, including remittances, wallets, and investments. The platform has been launched in four markets, enabling users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies with ease.

Polopay is software designed for restaurants offers a dynamic menu that allows customers to place orders and make payments with ease. It has quickly gained traction in the industry, with a current partnership with 40 restaurants. The software's user-friendly interface and seamless integration have been praised by restaurant owners, leading to a remarkable week-over-week growth rate of 27%.

Ruuf is digital enterprise specializing in the installation of photovoltaic solar panels and financing options has emerged with a team of highly skilled co-founders, including former employees of Tesla, AES, and Google. With a mission to promote sustainable energy solutions, the company has witnessed a remarkable monthly growth rate of 97%. Their innovative approach to harnessing solar energy has garnered attention and is rapidly gaining popularity among environmentally conscious consumers seeking reliable and affordable energy solutions.

These three startups represent a diverse range of industries and demonstrate the breadth of innovation coming out of Chile's tech scene. They will be benefited from the mentorship and resources provided by Y Combinator, which will help them to refine their products and business models.

In addition to showcasing their products at the Y Combinator W23 Demo Day, these startups have also had the opportunity to connect with potential investors and industry leaders. This exposure can be invaluable for startups looking to secure funding and grow their businesses.

As these startups continue to grow and expand, they are sure to contribute to the continued development of Chile's tech ecosystem.