Open finance is growing fast in Brazil, with progress in regulation paving the way for new opportunities for local fintechs.
Xepelin announced that global investment banking giant Goldman Sachs had provided it with a $140 million asset-backed securities credit line.
In Latin America's fast-growing digital space, Quick Response codes have quickly risen as a serious contender to cash and are now ubiquitous.
Peruvian financial entities are preparing a system that will enable interconnection between several fintechs to boost direct payments.
In a complex scenario for Latin American startups fintechs in Argentina push forward with plans for international expansion.
Nine months after its IPO with a dual listing on the São Paulo Stock Exchange and the NYSE, Nubank announced that it will no longer be a publicly traded company in Brazil.
Open banking regulation is moving forward with Colombia the latest to announce a plan to develop a framework for sharing financial info.
Belgian fintech Credix announced an US$ 11.25 million Series A round to scale its business and bring diverse investments to LatAm startups.
Betterfly became Chile's third unicorn company after it took $125 million from venture capital investors in a Series C raise.
Banco Bradesco, a massive player in Brazil's loan market, announced plans to expand in Mexico, Latin America's second-largest economy.