LatAm fintechs have a massive advantage over traditional financial companies: a lack of a robust, cost-heavy physical infrastructure that thwarts cross-border expansion.
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Despite fintechs making inroads, a recent survey shows inclusion progress has not been as swift as expected, especially for women.
For Aviva, this round stands out as one of the largest for this investment stage in LatAm after the difficulties of the second half of 2022.
Fintechs in Mexico draw funding to cater to underbanked SMEs and individuals. Kapital tapped $65 million, while Stori secured $50 million.
Identity done right can be a competitive differentiator for security and protecting your customers, Mastercard's VP of Digital ID said.
Argentina has lagged behind the region in new fintech trends such as Open Finance. 2023 could be the year for regulating crypto instead.
Amazon launched a credit card product in Brazil in an effort to compete with Mercado Libre and ramp up its fintech strategy in South America.
Mexican digital payments system CoDi has been around for more than two years yet a large part of the population is unaware of it.
Plurall, a Colombian Fintech firm that's focused on enhancing the financial inclusion of Solopreneurs, finalized a pre-seed round by securing $1.5M.