Celcoin wants to make its BaaS service a one-stop-shop for these types of solutions to meet the growing demand in the Brazilian market.
Kredito was founded in 2018 to create a solution that would provide "fair interest rate" loans to startups and small-cap companies.
Druo's technology creates an ecosystem that enables B2B users to charge or pay directly to any bank account without having to go through the complex network of financial intermediaries.
After several months developing, leading financial group Credicorp launched its digital banking unit iO to cater to young Peruvians.
The "crypto winter" has swept away many investors worldwide. But in Latin America's inflation hotspots, stablecoins are gaining ground.
Latam regulators show growing interest in the technology that powers cryptocurrencies. Brazil is to begin pilot tests for its CBDC this month.
The fintech will operate in Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico, where it plans to become an ally of the region's underbanked population.
Nomad, which offers dollar accounts to Brazilians, will now allow its customers to pay in installments for purchases made abroad.
With this capital injection, Racional will seek to double its team in the short term and reach 100,000 users in Chile, Brazil, and Colombia.
Destácame already has 4.5 million users and wants to reach 10 million users by 2025, expanding its operation in Mexico.