Eight Funds Redefining Impact Investing in Latin America in 2026
A group of firms is poised to set the course for purpose-driven capital in Latin America in 2026.
A group of firms is poised to set the course for purpose-driven capital in Latin America in 2026.
In today’s evolving financial landscape, Klubi — a Brazilian fintech startup — is advancing a new model of credit access that is reshaping how consumers finance assets and services. With strong backing from strategic investors, the company is accelerating the development of what it calls “Consórcio 2.0”, modernizing the traditional
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Caveo raised US$6.3M in a Series A extension to expand its accounting software and business banking platform for physicians across Brazil.
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Fintechs in Latin America are driving financial inclusion through AI, LLMs, and alternative credit models, attracting record venture capital investment.
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Altis raised $10M through a FIDC structured by Galapagos Capital to expand its credit-as-a-service platform and accelerate vehicle financing operations in Brazil.
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Morada.ai raised over US$3.1M to scale its generative AI platform for real estate, integrating housing credit and data-driven sales in Brazil.
Mexico
Spin by OXXO® enables near-instant transfers from the U.S. to Mexico through a new partnership, expanding access to digital remittances.
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PhageLab raised over US$3.5 million in a convertible note financing round with investor participation from Kaszek Ventures, reinforcing its position within Chile’s biotechnology and innovation ecosystem.
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Kamino raises US$10M to expand its AI-powered financial management platform for mid-sized companies in Brazil, targeting CFOs with real-time data, automation, and cash flow insights.
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Grupalia is digitizing group lending in Mexico, using fintech to expand access to credit for microbusinesses and strengthen local economies.
Latam
Visma strengthens its presence in Latin America by integrating Comunidad Feliz, a leading cloud platform for condominium and building management.
Startups
Eveo secures an approximately US$ 18.5 million investment from XP Asset to expand cloud infrastructure and target US$ 100 million in revenue by 2030.