
Moonflow, the AI-driven collections platform, announced a partnership with Mexico’s payment network Puntored to bring automated, multi‑channel debt recovery to the country. The integration merges Moonflow’s AI agents, which handle reminders via WhatsApp, SMS, email and calls, with Puntored’s extensive physical and digital payment points, enabling real‑time reconciliation. The deal follows Moonflow’s recent acquisition of fintech Kobro and aims to serve banks, schools and service providers seeking faster, lower‑cost collections. Moonflow now operates in 27 countries, and the alliance deepens its Latin American footprint.

Colombian fintech Addi secured $89 million in structured financing from Citi, adding to the $71 million debt facility it raised in November 2025. The funding brings Addi's total recent debt to roughly $160 million, supporting its buy‑now‑pay‑later (BNPL) platform that offers instant point‑of‑sale credit....

Brazilian HR‑tech startup Comp announced a $17.5 million Series A round led by Khosla Ventures, marking the Silicon Valley firm’s first investment in Brazil. The round also included Kaszek, Canary, Abstract Ventures and Endeavor Catalyst. Comp’s AI‑driven platform aggregates real‑time salary data...

Brazilian fintech Celcoin secured regulatory clearance to acquire Via Capital SCD, a licensed direct credit company, marking its seventh purchase since 2022. The Central Bank simultaneously approved a capital boost for Via Capital, raising its authorized equity from $300,000 to...

Brazilian fintech Celcoin has secured regulatory approval from Brazil's Central Bank to acquire Via Capital SCD, a licensed direct credit company. The acquisition expands Celcoin's credit vertical, marking its seventh acquisition since 2022. The regulator also approved an increase in...

EFEX, a Mexico‑based fintech focused on global treasury and cross‑border payments for mid‑market companies, closed an $8 million seed round co‑led by PayPal Ventures and Floodgate, with participation from Contour Venture Partners and Nido Ventures. The platform enables multi‑currency payment flows,...

Mexico‑based fintech EFEX announced an $8 million seed round to expand its global treasury and cross‑border payments platform. The round was co‑led by PayPal Ventures and Floodgate, with participation from Contour Venture Partners and Nido Ventures. The capital will be used...

Brazilian fintech Laqus has acquired Estar.Finance, a pioneering tokenized‑asset trading platform authorized by Brazil's securities regulator. The deal merges Laqus' treasury‑focused SaaS infrastructure with Estar's secondary‑market capabilities, extending services into crowdfunding and private‑credit tokenization. By integrating accounting, risk, investment and...

Mexican fintech Kubo Financiero and payroll‑loan specialist Crédito Maestro have agreed to merge in a $35.6 million transaction, subject to approval by financial and antitrust regulators. Kubo will contribute its CNBV‑issued digital lending license and technology platform, while Crédito Maestro will...

Brazilian fintech Listo closed a $190 million Credit Rights Investment Fund (FIDC) led by Itaú BBA and UBS BB. The capital will fund product expansion and operational scaling, with the company targeting a size‑doubling in the next two years. To date, Listo has...

Mexican fintech Kubo Financiero and payroll‑loan provider Crédito Maestro announced a $35.6 million merger, pending regulatory approval. The deal will combine Kubo’s digital lending license and technology with Crédito Maestro’s capital and commercial capabilities, aiming to strengthen Kubo’s capital base and...

Brazilian fintech Laqus announced the acquisition of Estar.Finance, a digital asset trading and crowdfunding platform authorized by Brazil's securities regulator. The deal will integrate Estar.Finance's tokenized asset marketplace into Laqus' SaaS suite, enhancing its credit, debt management and tokenization capabilities.

Brazilian fintech Listo announced a $190 million raise through a Credit Rights Investment Fund (FIDC) backed by Itaú BBA and UBS BB. The funding will support product expansion and operations as the company aims to double its size over the next two years....

Solvento, a Mexican fintech platform that provides liquidity and payment solutions for the logistics and transportation sector, secured a $25 million financing round from BBVA Spark. The new capital follows a $12.5 million Series A completed in November 2024. Funds will be deployed...

By 2025 Latin America’s venture ecosystem rebounded, with total funding reaching $4.1 billion, a 14.3% increase over 2024. Brazil remained dominant, attracting $2.1 billion (10.5% growth) thanks to its “Brazil Stack” of digital identity, instant payments and open‑finance infrastructure. Mexico’s deal volume...

Brazilian fintech PicPay completed its initial public offering on Nasdaq in early 2026, becoming the first Brazilian company to list on a U.S. exchange in nearly four years. The IPO was priced conservatively, reflecting tighter market conditions and signaling a...

Mexican logistics fintech Solvento raised $25 million from BBVA Spark to expand its liquidity and payment solutions for the transportation sector. The new capital will support fleet operations, routes, and logistics services, building on its Series A round in November...

BTG Pactual announced the acquisition of up to a 48% stake in Brazilian digital‑credit platform meutudo, valuing the fintech at roughly $200 million. meutudo specializes in FGTS‑backed and payroll‑deducted loans, leveraging workers' severance funds to lower interest rates. The app also...

Peruvian venture capital firm ADN.vc announced an initial $2 million closing for its Fund I, with a target of $4 million by April 2026. The fund concentrates on pre‑seed fintech and proptech startups across Latin America, already backing eight companies such as...

Argentine proptech Lebane announced a $4 million seed round led by Atlántico and Zacua Ventures, with participation from ADN.vc, Fen Ventures, Kuiper VC, and Galicia Ventures. The AI‑native platform offers real‑estate developers tools for accounting, contract, stock management, and project oversight,...

Peruvian venture capital firm ADN.vc announced it has secured an initial $2 million for its Fund I, aiming to raise up to $4 million by April 2026. The fund will target pre‑seed fintech and proptech startups across Latin America. The...

Colombian fintech Quipu announced a $300,000 bridge round led by Impacta VC, with participation from Decelera, Vertical Partners, Corteza Capital, and Comfama. The startup, founded in 2021, uses AI‑driven alternative data to generate credit scores for micro‑businesses lacking formal credit...

Colombian fintech Quipu raised a $300,000 bridge round led by Impacta VC, with participation from Decelera, Vertical Partners, Corteza Capital and Comfama. The funding will support expansion of its AI‑driven credit scoring platform across Latin America.

Brazilian corporate communications platform Pix Mídia announced a $550,000 funding round, led by Domo Invest with participation from Bossa Nova Instimentos. The capital will be used to expand its internal communications platform and acquire more corporate clients.

Brazilian edtech startup BeConfident announced a $15.8 million Series A round led by Prosus Ventures. The funding will support international expansion, new distribution channels, and advanced AI research for its conversational learning platform. BeConfident currently serves 3 million users and...

Colombian anti-counterfeit startup Signa announced a $1M seed round from Fen Ventures, Orbit Ventures, AngelHub, and Funders VC. The B2B SaaS platform will use the capital to enhance its AI-driven anti-counterfeiting solution and expand its team and geographic reach.

Puerto Rican fintech Evertec announced the acquisition of Brazilian fintech Dimensa for $181 million, pending regulatory approval. The deal expands Evertec’s product suite to include risk and insurance software and strengthens its presence in Brazil.

Brazilian fintech Asaas announced the acquisition of digital insurance broker Mutuus, adding insurance distribution to its platform. Mutuus will continue operating independently while Asaas integrates its services, expanding its offering for small and medium-sized businesses.