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Top Fintech Startups in Latin America
This list has 109 startups and was last updated on Oct 15, 2026. 11 of them are hiring right now. Biggest hubs: Mexico City (30), São Paulo (21), and Bogotá (10). Largest teams: Rappi, Kapital Bank, and Kovi.
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AI & financial services for real estate in LatAm, starting by rent
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Crypto On and Off Ramp for Latam
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HQ: Miami, FL, United States
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A debit card and app designed for kids and parents in Latin America
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HQ: Mexico City, Mexico
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Workflows to empower employees to spend while finance stay in control
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HQ: Mexico City, Mexico
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Bare-metal access to Brazil's Open Finance and Pix systems
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All-in-one spend management for businesses in Latam
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Building the operating system for developing world merchants
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HQ: Panama City, Panama
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We help offline LatAm SMBs manage and accelerate their cash-flow
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Payments and scheduling for services professionals in LATAM
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Accounting software with an AI agent
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HQ: Panama City, Panama
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Autonomous accounting platform for global companies
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Host a Poker Club and Make Money
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HQ: Jaco, Costa Rica
YC S26Early stage
Kovi
Acquired
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Making car ownership more inclusive, flexible and simple.
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Grin
Acquired
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Mobility and payments platform for Latin America
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HQ: Mexico City, Mexico
Arcus
Acquired
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Payment-as-a-service that helps any business launch payment solutions
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HQ: New York, NY, United States
R2
Acquired
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Embedded lending infrastructure
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HQ: Mexico City, Mexico
Checkars
Acquired
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E-commerce site where you can buy certified used-cars in Latin America
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HQ: Buenos Aires, Argentina
bxblue
Acquired
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bxblue is a marketplace for people with guaranteed income in Brazil.…
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HQ: Brazil
Plerk
Acquired
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Acquired by Minu.mx - Fintech solutions for employees, starting with…
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HQ: Guadalajara, Mexico
delt.ai
Acquired
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Digital banking for businesses in Latam.
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HQ: Mexico City, Mexico
Hent
Acquired
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Hent is helping land lot developers to better manage their sales…
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HQ: Recife, Brazil
Sproutfi
Acquired
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Latin Americas' first investing social network. Learn. Share. Invest.
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Flinto
Acquired
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Mexico's digital wallet
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HQ: Mexico City, Mexico
YC W18Early stage
Frubana Inc
Shut down
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The everything store for restaurants in LATAM.
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Vecindario
Shut down
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We make it easier for real estate to sell properties and mortgages.
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Castia
Shut down
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Built Rewards for Latam. Pay Rent and get benefits.
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Valiu
Shut down
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USD mobile banking for LatAm's businesses and people
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Valienta
Shut down
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Helping Dropshippers in Colombia run the business and increase sales
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Weltio
Shut down
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First LatAm W3 WealthTech for AutoInvesting in securities & crypto
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HQ: Mexico City, Mexico
Drip
Shut down
What they do:
Shop and pay in installments anywhere
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Covela
Shut down
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The digital insurance broker for SMEs in LATAM
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HQ: Mexico City, Mexico
Levo
Shut down
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Treasury management platform for SMBs to optimize idle cash in Latam
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HQ: Mexico City, Mexico
Verde
Shut down
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Digital lending platform for Brazilian farmers
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Valari
Shut down
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Embedded finance platform for LatAm.
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HQ: Mexico City, Mexico
Botin
Shut down
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Investment super app for Latin America
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HQ: San José, Costa Rica