Following its success in Brazil, Inter has expanded into the U.S. market. The key? Providing a synergy of products targeting the users' needs
Mercado Pago, the fintech arm of Latin America e-commerce giant Mercado Libre, reported a significant milestone in its fintech business.
Mercado Libre launched Mercado Coin, its first-ever token that will be initially available in Brazil as part of its loyalty program.
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Latam fintechs expected to grow into lending in 2024, as a more benign economic environment favors greater risk-taking.
The fintech will operate in Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico, where it plans to become an ally of the region's underbanked population.
Revolut, one of the largest digital banks in the world, has announced plans to expand its business to Latin America’s largest markets.
Rappi prides itself on providing anything people want at any time. With such a lofty aim, it is only logical that sooner or later, the company would look to financial services to increase that convenience even further.
Structural digitization gaps in Latin America's business sector will likely lead to long-term value for fintechs providing the necessary infrastructure, according to U.S. growth equity firm Riverwood Capital.
After almost a year in the back seat, the fintech law in Chile is now approved in Congress.