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.
Funding for Latin American fintechs surged in the first quarter, raising hopes that the worst for the industry may be behind it.
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.
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The report found that the traditional playbook of developing branches and building relationships may count "for little in a world where a mobile phone is the principal' real estate', and word-of-mouth – often via social media – becomes the most powerful form of validation."
Mexican fintech Clara secured a $90 million debt facility as it plans to grow its footprint in South America.
Two years after its launch in Mexico, Nubank is making progress amid a highly concentrated banking industry.