u/Klutzy-Proposal8071

How hard would it be to secure a proper funding round for an already operating with 4-month traction start-up? The only reason it took us 4-months to collect the traction is because we're operating on a very informal industry and trying to make it focus.

My start-up will have nationwide impact on how people can afford vegetables (in the Philippines) which inturn can make vegetables 70% cheaper than standard market prices while giving farmers the buying power.

I've already applied for Antler and other known accelerators. Any other suggesitions?

As a first time founder (and a newly grad), I find that applying for so many different things with a lot of different offices can be so overwhelming and confusing. (SSS, PAGIBIG, PhilHealth, BIR, SEC, LGU, etc.).

Is there a proper guideline somewhere to help founders like us with limited capital properly organize all monthly/quarterly/annual filings and account creation for each gov office?