LinkedIn's "Top Startup 2022 in Latin America" list highlights the work of the most promising and innovative companies of the year.
Can a retail bank offer a motorcycle to its clients? Might a fintech sell furniture or tennis shoes while providing financing?
Despite the crypto-winter, Mexican cryptocurrency unicorn Bitso is expanding its reach in Latin America, and they added a QR code feature.
Progress in open banking regulation in the region is paving the way for new business models to emerge in the wake of greater financial data integration and growing fintech infrastructure.
Argentina's fintech unicorn Ualá will invest $150 million over the next 18 months to boost its digital banking endeavors in the region.
Brazilian startups are innovative with platforms to enable CO² emission offsets, generating credits to enviro projects to protect the Amazon.
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.
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.
RappiPay announced it has obtained financing for $112 million in credit to increase its service offering and consolidate the RappiCard.