Key LatAm FinTech investment stats in Q3 2025:
- LatAm FinTech deal activity grew by 54% QoQ in Q3
- Brazilian companies dominated the LatAm FinTech marketplace with 63% of all deals from the region
- QI Tech, a Brazil-based FinTech providing full-stack financial infrastructure solutions, secured one of the biggest LatAm FinTech deals of the quarter with a $63m Series B extension round
LatAm FinTech deal activity grew by 54% QoQ in Q3
In Q3 2025, the LatAm FinTech market showed strong signs of recovery, with a notable increase in both deal activity and funding levels.
The region recorded 54 funding rounds, a 54% increase from 35 deals in Q2 2025 and a 46% rise from 37 deals in Q3 2024, highlighting renewed investor interest across Latin America.
Total funding reached $572m, representing a 44% increase from $398.1m in Q2 2025 and a significant 82% surge compared to $314.7m in Q3 2024.
This rebound in both deal volume and capital raised indicates growing momentum within the regional FinTech ecosystem, driven by renewed confidence in digital financial services and the expansion of investment opportunities across emerging markets.
Brazilian companies dominated the LatAm FinTech marketplace with 63% of all deals from the region
Brazil continued to dominate the LatAm FinTech landscape in Q3 2025, as companies secured 34 deals (63% share) – 79% increase from 19 deals (51% share) in Q3 2024.
Colombia followed with 7 deals (13% share), marking a 40% rise from 5 deals (14% share) last year, while Mexico ranked third with 6 deals (11% share), a 25% decline from 8 deals (22% share) in Q3 2024.
Despite Mexico’s dip, both Brazil and Colombia strengthened their positions as key FinTech hubs in the region.
The sharp rise in Brazil’s deal count and market share underscores its continued dominance in attracting investment, reflecting its deepening innovation ecosystem and sustained investor confidence in its FinTech sector.
QI Tech, a Brazil-based FinTech providing full-stack financial infrastructure solutions, secured one of the biggest LatAm FinTech deals of the quarter with a $63m Series B extension round
The round was led by General Atlantic, with continued backing from Across Capital.
Founded in 2018, QI Tech enables financial institutions, FinTech companies, and enterprises to build and scale products across banking, payments, lending, investments, and insurance through a unified API-driven platform supported by strong regulatory licences.
The company plans to use the new capital to accelerate product development, enhance its acquisition strategy, and strengthen its leadership in Brazil’s financial infrastructure sector.
Following recent acquisitions of Zaig, Singulare, and Builders Bank, QI Tech has become the country’s largest FIDC custodian, managing $17bn in assets under custody and $25 bn in assets under management.
It is also expanding into insurance and foreign exchange services, having already issued $27m in premiums within six months of launching its insurance-as-a-service platform, as it continues to modernise financial operations across Latin America.
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