When funding rounds are down and smaller than they used to be, some fintechs switch to asset-based and Venture debt to keep kindling on the burn rate pile.
Todd Anderson sat down with financial services leaders to discuss a possible recession and what it could mean for SMB lending.
Last month, Geopagos left its bootstrap status and took $35 million in funding to grow aggressively into Brazil.
Four months after launching, Colombian fintech Plurall raised $20 million in debt from Fasanara Capital, a London-based global fund.
Institutional interest in adopting Web3 technology is (very) slowly but surely picking up. Quick on the uptake, NayaOne could help streamline.
In Latin America's highly concentrated banking industry, financial technology startups are venturing into one of the region's most undeveloped and tightly held loan markets: mortgage financing.
As development of CBDCs continues worldwide, the ECB makes some signifficant announcements, but some still say, "why not use stablecoins?"
RappiPay announced it has obtained financing for $112 million in credit to increase its service offering and consolidate the RappiCard.
The industry's decision-makers, influencers, and traders will play an essential role in the future of ethereum and the industry.
Open finance is growing fast in Brazil, with progress in regulation paving the way for new opportunities for local fintechs.