Tag: Latin America

Latin American FinTech Belvo secures $10m in new investment round

Having just bagged $10m from Founder Fund and Kaszek, Belvo is now looking to strengthen its open banking offering for companies in Mexico and Colombia.

SME lender a55 picks up investment from Santander InnoVentures

As the Latin American FinTech space is going from strength to strength, a55 has bagged a round of investment from the Santander Group's venture capital fund.

Minka has raised $3m to source more talent

Latin American FinTech Minka has enjoyed a $3m capital boost in a seed round led by The FinTech Collective. The news about the round comes after the region has enjoyed considerable growth in recent years.

Loan comparison platform AskRobin said to raise $1.7m in funding

Estonia-based AskRobin, which helps consumers to compare loans, has reportedly raised $1.7m in funding.

LifeMiles to offer travel insurance through novae deal

Latin American airline loyalty programme LifeMiles is offering travel protection to customers through new partnership with novae.

Cytrust and NortonLifeLock team up to protect Latin American SMEs from...

Cyber crime is on the rise in Latin America, but Cytrust and NortonLifeLock hope to do something about it.

ID Finance achieved €81m in revenue in 2019

The emerging markets FinTech ID Finance raised €81m in revenues in 2019, representing a 96% growth for its business in Spain, Brazil and Mexico.

Binance launches peer-to-peer trading in five Latin American markets where cryptocurrencies...

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance will roll out peer-to-peer (P2P) trading for Brazilian Real, Argentine Peso, Colombian Peso, Mexican Peso and Peruvian Sol just weeks after digital money was tied to crime in the region.

Neobank Nubank launches in Mexico to tap into the country’s unbanked...

Brazilian challenger bank Nubank is officially live in Mexico. The company is now offering its Nu credit cards too users over the age of 18.

Cybercrime is rife in Latin America but is often overlooked study...

Drug cartels, political corruption, economic struggles and internet censorship are all factors that have contributed to making Latin America a hotbed for cybercrime, according to a new report.

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