Epic Angels
Female-only angel collective backing early-stage startups in Asia-Pacific and Latin America.
🇸🇬 Singapore · Founded 2021
Checks Up to US$200K·Pre-seed to Series A·Leads or follows
Epic Angels is a female-only angel investor collective based in Singapore, founded in November 2021. Its members are female executives and operators who invest together in early-stage startups across Asia-Pacific and Latin America. It invests at pre-seed, seed and Series A in all sectors, and requires at least one woman on the startup's executive team. It had more than 750 members by December 2025.
What they invest in
We invest in early-stage startups in all sectors across APAC and LATAM, at pre-seed, seed and Series A. We back female and male founders, and require at least one woman on the executive team.
- Check size
- Up to US$200K
- Stage
- Pre-seed to Series A
- Role in a round
- Leads or follows
- All sectors
- Fintech
- Healthcare
- Agritech
- Alternative energy
- Asia-Pacific
- Latin America
Startups with no woman on the executive team.
How to pitch
They read inbound pitches that match the criteria above.
Open to
- Pitches from founders
- Co-investment
- Mentoring founders
Founders can send a pitch through the Pitch your startup page on the Epic Angels site. The collective both leads and co-invests in rounds. Its members also mentor the companies they back.
Portfolio
PitchBook counts 57 investments, with 41 active companies. Epic Angels invests at pre-seed, seed and Series A in all sectors across Asia-Pacific and Latin America. Named deals include fintech, health, climate and agriculture startups.
Some of the companies they have backed
The portfolio at a glance · 22 companies · 2026 · 1 exit · led 1
Sectors
- Financial software9%
- Fintech9%
- Agriculture5%
- Automotive5%
- Other18%
Stage when they invested
- Pre-seed9%
- Seed18%
Where the companies are
- 🇸🇬 Singapore9%
- 🇧🇩 Bangladesh5%
- 🇨🇴 Colombia5%
- 🇲🇽 Mexico5%
22 companies named in PitchBook, CB Insights, Caplight, Fundable and press, as of Oct 2026. The fund has made more; its own portfolio page could not be read.
Co-investors and partners
Funds that invested in the same rounds.
