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Konfío is a prominent Mexican fintech company founded in 2014, focused on delivering digital financial services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It operates the largest online lending platform for SMEs in Mexico, utilizing cloud technology and big data analytics to assess creditworthiness and approve loans in real time. The company offers a range of services, including multi-million dollar lines of credit through an online portal, a business credit card designed for expense management, and payment solutions that enable businesses to accept card payments with competitive commission rates. Konfío primarily generates revenue from interest on credit lines and interchange fees from its credit card and payment terminal services. Targeting Mexico's underserved SME market, Konfío aims to bridge the financing gap faced by many businesses. With a commitment to financial inclusion, the company has raised significant funding to support its mission and has implemented supportive measures for clients during crises, such as a payment postponement plan for those affected by Hurricane Otis in 2023.
Smart micro financing for everyone
Tienda Pago is a fintech company based in Mexico City, Mexico, that offers short-term credit lines to small retailers in Latin America. Founded in 2013, the company began operations in Peru in 2014 and expanded into Mexico by late 2016. Tienda Pago focuses on promoting financial inclusion for small businesses by providing inventory-based lending solutions. The company's primary service allows small store owners to purchase inventory from large consumer packaged goods brands using pre-approved credit. Tienda Pago pays the brands directly, and store owners repay the loan one week later. The platform operates digitally, enabling quick registration and financing through a mobile app or WhatsApp. Tienda Pago processes over 3,000 loans daily and serves more than 60,000 small stores, significantly impacting local economies and supporting microentrepreneurs, particularly women.
Payment Platform for LatAm Micro and Small Businesses
Agibank is Brazil's first omnichannel digital neobank, founded by Marciano Testa. The bank aims to make financial services accessible to all Brazilians by combining digital innovation with in-person service options. Agibank operates a hybrid business model that integrates digital and physical banking, catering to a wide range of customers, including those underserved by traditional banks. The bank offers various financial products and services, such as digital checking accounts, cashback programs, investment options, and secured credit products. Agibank also features in-person services through its Smart Hubs, with plans to expand its network significantly. Innovative payment solutions, like QR code bill payments, highlight its commitment to customer convenience and technological advancement. Agibank has shown impressive financial growth, with a net income of BRL 870.9 million in 2024 and total revenue of BRL 7.5 billion. The bank is recognized for its strong credit risk management and profitability, ranking among the top companies in Brazil. Its diverse customer base benefits from the bank's unique blend of digital and physical services.
Clip is a prominent fintech company based in Mexico City, founded in 2012 by Adolfo Babatz. It specializes in digital payments and financial technology solutions for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) across Mexico. As the largest digital payments platform in the country, Clip plays a vital role in enhancing financial inclusion and driving digital transformation. The company offers a wide range of hardware and software solutions, including payment terminals like the Clip Ultra, which supports various digital payment methods and provides next-day deposits. Clip also features a digital payment platform that simplifies credit and debit card transactions, along with financial services tailored to help SMBs manage cash flow and grow. Its software tools assist businesses in managing sales, inventory, and customer interactions, improving operational efficiency. Clip is recognized as a leader in Mexico's fintech ecosystem, having achieved significant brand value and funding. The company is dedicated to empowering SMBs, enabling them to participate in the digital economy and contributing to broader economic development in the region.
Neon is a Brazilian digital bank and fintech company founded in 2016 and based in São Paulo. The company aims to simplify the financial experience by combining technology and design, particularly for the underbanked working-class population in Brazil. Neon was the first digital bank in the country to operate without charging any fees, allowing customers to save approximately $200 annually on banking costs. Neon offers a range of services, including fully digital checking accounts, debit, credit, and prepaid cards, personal and payroll loans, and investment products. The bank also provides payment services, such as transfers via voice commands, and emphasizes financial education to help customers improve their financial literacy and credit scores. With around 12 million customers, Neon has established itself as a primary banking option for many, focusing on reducing financial inequality and promoting accessible banking solutions.
Stori is a Mexican fintech company founded in 2018, dedicated to providing inclusive financial services across Latin America. The company focuses on expanding access to credit cards for underserved and emerging middle-income populations. Stori offers simple, mobile-first financial products that require no complicated paperwork, no prior credit history, and no annual fees. Users can manage their entire experience—from application to bill payment—through a mobile app, making financial services accessible and convenient. With over 3 million users, Stori is recognized as a leading digital services provider in the region. The company plans to expand its offerings beyond credit cards to include additional financial services, aiming to reach over 100 million consumers in Latin America. Stori leverages innovative technology and global best practices to meet local market needs, and it actively engages with customers through advanced digital tools to enhance social media interactions and campaign performance.