Mexican fintech Clara relocated its headquarters to Brazil in an effort to claim a share of its massive digital payments market.
The central bank of Brazil is gearing up to launch Pix Automatico, a form of direct debit through instant payment system Pix.
Fintechs in Mexico take on the challenge of competing with banks, in a country that lags most Latin American peers in financial inclusion.
Itaú joins the digital banking frenzy with "Itu," a digital banking initiative in Chile offering a virtual account and a debit card.
Binance parted ways with Mastercard in Latin America, marking the end of one of its most popular products in the region.
Digital neobank Albo saw a $40 million investment from U.S. and Mexican venture capital firms to expand SME loans in Mexico.
Financial innovation is happening all around the world and the Caribbean is no exception. With a population of 45 million people it is a rich market for fintech.
Pagbank reported 30 million customers, a 19% increase from 24.8 million a year earlier, now among Latin America's largest neobanks.
Mercado Libre booked $359 million in profits from $129 million a year ago, driven by strong e-commerce in Mexico and growing fintech products.
Finance minister and frontrunner in Argentina presidential elections announced the digital Peso project, against crypto critics.