Un reciente estudio de Buda.com indica que el 24% de los usuarios de criptomonedas en Colombia, son mujeres.
Brazil has established its central bank as the primary regulator of the crypto economy, potentially a first step toward broader regulation.
The island seeks to consolidate itself as a leading Caribbean fintech hub, with 55 reported fintech companies as of 2021.
With its new investment, Solfácil wants to expand its business in Brazil and lower the cost of domestic energy.
With payroll lending, Nubank blazes a trail into secured lending, an asset that bears less risk than credit cards and individual loans.
Chile's fintech Migrante to acquire a motorcycle loan startuup in Colombia. It also changed its name to Galgo, or "greyhound" in Spanish.
Instant payment system Pix has overtaken credit and debit cards as the most used means of payment in Brazil.
The payment operation, which has been awaiting regulatory approval for three years, will first focus on small merchants and will be implemented gradually in the South American country.
Two years after launching in Brazil, German neobank N26 has decided to leave the country as the fintech drops overseas efforts.
Toku raised $7 million to expand digital collection services in Latin America. The fintech will boost its current Mexico strategy.