Startups
Alma Sustainable invests $5 million in RapiCredit, boosting financial inclusion in Colombia
Colombian fintech RapiCredit has entered into a $5 million financing agreement with Alma Sustainable Finance.
Startups
Colombian fintech RapiCredit has entered into a $5 million financing agreement with Alma Sustainable Finance.
Artificial Intelligence
Tako has just closed a Series A funding round of R$100 million, led by Ribbit Capital with participation from a16z and ONEVC.
Latam
The Landscape FemTech Latam 2025 is the first comprehensive mapping of active FemTech startups in Latin America, revealing a rapidly emerging ecosystem with both vast opportunities and structural gaps.
Artificial Intelligence
Hunty, a Colombian HR Tech startup, has raised $1 million following its transition from a B2C job placement platform to a no-code B2B software for automating high-volume hiring.
Startups
PoliBit is a Guatemala-based platform designed to support real estate developers through a specialized Software as a Service (SaaS) model.
Open Calls
The Latin American venture capital fund Impacta VC has announced the second edition of Impacta Miami Softlanding Program, which aims to support 15 startups from the region in expanding to the U.S.
Latam
The Brazilian startup Fu2re announced a new investment round of R$12.5 million (approximately US$12.3 million).
Startups
Ubits announced its acquisition of Mexican startup Valu and introduced a new AI-powered recruitment module designed to cut hiring times by up to 60%.
Guatemala
Saf.money combines digital asset capabilities with traditional banking infrastructure to offer a settlement solution tailored for money-moving businesses.
Startups
Groner CRM, a Curitiba-based startup that offers a specialized customer relationship management system for the solar energy market, has raised an investment from 4Equity.
Mexico
Decelera Mexico 2025 Opens Applications for Impact Startups with Up to $2 Million in Potential Investment to Scale Purpose-Driven Ventures Across the Americas
Startups
Mexico has overtaken Brazil as the largest recipient of venture capital in Latin America, according to Q2 2025 data from LAVCA.