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The number of fintechs in Mexico has grown to nearly 1,000 as of 2023, with U.S. startups commanding a lead among foreign fintechs.
A year after launching in Colombia, Argentine neobank Ualá reached 200,000 customers in the country, its CEO Natalia Ríos told Fintech Nexus.
Fintech unicorn Ualá finally obtained a banking license in Mexico, clearing the way for the neobank to aggressively expand its product suite.
The British neobank, serving over 40 million customers globally, has acquired a banking license in Mexico.
According to the company, the goal of this expansion is to consolidate the fintech as one of the major players in LatAm, helping small businesses to reduce costs with payments by improving their financial management.
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.