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Stripe, Inc. is a financial infrastructure platform founded in 2010 by brothers John and Patrick Collison. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Dublin, London, Paris, Singapore, and Tokyo, Stripe specializes in online payment processing and related services for businesses globally. The company simplifies online transactions through developer-friendly APIs, making it easier for businesses to integrate payment solutions. Stripe's core offerings include payment pr
Xendit is a prominent financial technology company based in South Jakarta, Indonesia, with additional offices in San Francisco and other Southeast Asian countries. Founded in 2014, Xendit focuses on providing a comprehensive payment infrastructure that simplifies money movement for businesses, including SMEs, e-commerce startups, and large corporations. The company achieved unicorn status in 2021 and has raised over $535 million in funding. Xendit offers a unified platform that includes service
Bancolombia is Colombia's largest commercial bank and a significant player in Latin America, founded in 1875 and headquartered in Medellín. The bank operates in Colombia, Panama, Guatemala, El Salvador, and across Latin America and the Caribbean. With nearly 30,000 employees, Bancolombia serves over 6.4 million customers, including individuals, entrepreneurs, SMEs, corporations, and government entities. The bank manages total assets of COP 289 trillion and reported a net income of COP 4.09 trillion in 2021. Bancolombia is publicly listed on both the Colombian Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange. It offers a wide range of financial services, including banking, leasing, stock brokerage, and investment banking. Key products include various deposit and investment options, lending solutions, and specialized services like offshore banking. The bank also emphasizes digital solutions, such as virtual branches and QR-based payment systems. Committed to sustainability, Bancolombia aims for net-zero financed emissions by 2050 and actively invests in educational and environmental initiatives.
The only nationally chartered bank built to enable developers and builders to create new financial products.
Bare-metal access to Brazil's Open Finance and Pix systems
ERON International is a global technology hub that specializes in financial infrastructure and intelligence, enabling fintechs and businesses to scale worldwide. With over 15 years of experience, the company acts as a global payment orchestrator, offering a modular fintech platform that includes essential services for payments, compliance, cybersecurity, and finance. The platform features five core building blocks: scalable infrastructure, cross-functional teams of experts, rapid execution capabilities, local expertise with a global reach, and an AI-first approach. Key products include a Financial Control Center powered by AI, Fraud Prevention as a Service, and Cybersecurity as a Service. ERON serves a variety of clients, including neobanks, cross-border platforms, SaaS platforms, and digital-first businesses, providing them with the tools to manage money effectively across different regions. The company operates globally, with a strong presence in LATAM, Asia, and Africa, ensuring a deep understanding of local payment ecosystems and regulatory requirements.
Naranja X is a prominent Argentine fintech company that has evolved from a sports retail store into a comprehensive financial platform. Originally founded as Salto 96, it became well-known for launching Tarjeta Naranja, Argentina's most popular credit card. Today, Naranja X operates as a major issuer of credit and prepaid cards, focusing on digital payments and business solutions. The company is committed to sustainability, having achieved carbon neutrality in 2021. With over 3,000 employees, Naranja X processed $11.5 billion in transactions in 2021 and has established a national network of more than 260,000 merchants. Its offerings include TOQUE, a contactless payment device, and Pago Flex, a financing option that allows customers to manage their credit card payments flexibly. Naranja X aims to enhance financial inclusion and support entrepreneurs across Argentina.
QI Tech is a Brazilian fintech company established in 2018, specializing in technology infrastructure for financial services. The company provides modular APIs that enable businesses to offer a variety of financial products, including banking, credit, payment, and anti-fraud solutions. Licensed by the Brazilian Central Bank as a Direct Credit Society, QI Tech allows companies to provide payroll loans, buy-now-pay-later options, home equity loans, and student loans. The platform supports numerous financial services such as digital registration, credit scoring, digital account opening, and wire transfers. Recent innovations include QI Fatura, which facilitates installment payments via Pix. QI Tech also offers an Insurance-as-a-Service platform and is developing foreign exchange infrastructure to enhance FX operations in Brazil. With over 400 clients, including notable brands like 99, Shopee, and QuintoAndar, QI Tech is expanding its presence throughout Latin America. The company has secured significant funding, including a $200 million Series B round in 2023, and has a market valuation exceeding $2 billion, highlighting its role in Brazil's digital finance landscape.
Ripple is a leading American technology company focused on enhancing global cross-border payments through blockchain technology. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Ripple aims to create an "Internet of Value" where money moves as easily as information. The company has achieved a valuation of $40 billion and has raised over $893.9 million in funding. Ripple offers a range of enterprise-grade products and services for financial institutions, including Ripple Payments,
Payment Platform for LatAm Micro and Small Businesses