9 international startups that are revolutionizing the Spanish market

According to several recent studies, more and more international startups are betting on establishing themselves in Spain as well.

In today's article, we discovered a selection of 9 startups with innovative projects that are revolutionizing both the Spanish market and the international market:

Reloadly is a startup with a presence in Barcelona, Miami and Paris that works to promote the future of cross-border digital mobile payments. Reloadly has recently developed the Beta version of an API for gift cards (GiftCards), which can be used in more than 140 countries for both personal and commercial reasons, through which to send and receive value in what is known as the digital economy.

Build 38 is a startup in the cybersecurity sector that develops solutions to strengthen the security of mobile applications and passwordless authentication. The solution, which can be applied in a wide variety of industries (banking, public transport, healthcare...), is easily integrated into any application on both Android and iOS. Build 38 has offices in Germany, Spain and Singapore.

Gelt has developed a system with which users can earn cash through their own grocery shopping tickets. The Gelt team, which works between the company's offices in Madrid, Valencia and Sao Paulo, has managed, over its six years of experience, to manage 600,000 tickets per month for more than 1,200,000 consumers.

Nova Talent allows professionals to contact high-potential students and vice versa, through disruptive events and a proprietary platform that allows, through the use of data and algorithms, to improve performance and reduce the turnover of new hires. To become part of the community, a selection process must be passed, which ensures the quality of each of its members. The company, founded in Sweden, also has offices in Spain, Sweden and Italy.

Oliver, with a presence in both Spain and Argentina, it came to the market as a cheaper alternative to GPS vests used in most competitions for the individual tracking or monitoring of professional soccer players. The device, designed to be placed inside the shin guard, is aimed at both semiprofessional and amateur soccer players and youth soccer players, allowing them to improve their performance and prevent injuries.

Auravant works between Spain and Argentina to achieve the transformation of the agricultural sector or Agtech. The goal of the startup is to facilitate the adoption of precision, sustainable and efficient agriculture, through the use of digital technology (satellite images, reports, georeferenced digital maps...) that allows farmers to maximize their results. In addition, Auravant makes it possible to reduce the costs and the environmental impact of agricultural activity.

Zankyou is a web portal for the wedding industry with an international presence in 23 countries. The company provides its users with everything they need to organize their wedding successfully: directory of suppliers, tools for managing the event from their mobile phone (list of weddings, inspirational items on different themes, etc.) and support and advice in the procedures related to the change of marital status of the couple.

Hosco works to empower the tourism and hospitality sector, “connecting, inspiring and providing opportunities to its professionals around the world”. The platform is aimed at both contractors and contractors: it offers courses for people who are looking for employment and, on the other hand, a space where they can post offers, among others. The company is headquartered in Geneva, although it also has offices in Barcelona and Dubai.

My story was born with the aim of promoting a passion for reading from an early age. To do this, he personalizes stories and stories based on the specific characteristics of each of the children, thus offering them the opportunity to be the protagonists of their own books. MiCuento has a wide variety of books to customize in different languages, including Catalan and Spanish from Spain, Mexico and Argentina, as well as German, French and English.

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