BENGALURU: Silicon Valley-based Y Combinator, the accelerator behind some of the most-valued startups such as hospitality service Airbnb and payment processing company Stripe, is seeing the most applications from Indian startups after the US in its upcoming batches and expects the trend to continue.
In its two batches in 2017, the accelerator has already seen the entry of 18 Indian startups, more than the aggregate of 12 between 2011 and 2016.
