1) Clip Clip is a terminal that enables companies to take all types of electronic payments.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2012 Founders: Adolfo Babatz, Vilash Poovala Industries: E-Commerce, FinTech, Mobile, Mobile Payments, Payments Number of employees: 251-500 Funding amount: $397,400,000 Number of funding rounds: 10 Number of investors: 16 You can find their website here
2) Belvo Belvo is an open financial API platform that allows customers to link their accounts to a mobile app.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2019 Founders: Pablo Viguera, Uri Tintore Industries: Banking, Developer APIs, Finance, Financial Services, FinTech Number of employees: 51-100 Funding amount: $56,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 17 You can find their website here
3) Bitso Bitso is a cryptocurrency exchange where users can buy and sell bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2014 Founders: Ben Peters, Daniel Vogel, Pablo Gonzalez Industries: Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, Financial Exchanges, FinTech Number of employees: 251-500 Funding amount: $378,350,000 Number of funding rounds: 8 Number of investors: 18 You can find their website here
4) 99 Minutos 99 minutos is a Latin American-based e-commerce shipping service.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2014 Founders: Alexis Patjane, David Berdichevsky Industries: Delivery Service, E-Commerce, Internet, Logistics Number of employees: 501-1000 Funding amount: $46,700,000 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 8 You can find their website here
5) Airtm Airtm is a peer-to-peer exchange and digital wallet that is connected to the blockchain and banks.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2015 Founders: Antonio Garcia, Jorge Ruiz, Joshua Kliot, Ruben Galindo, Tim Parsa Industries: Banking, Blockchain, Internet, Payments, Transaction Processing Number of employees: 51-100 Funding amount: $24,700,000 Number of funding rounds: 6 Number of investors: 11 You can find their website here
6) Flink Flink is a personal finance application that allows users to save, spend, and invest their money.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2017 Founders: Ricardo Rafael Bueno, Sergio Jimenez Industries: Banking, Financial Services, FinTech, Trading Platform Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $13,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 4 Number of investors: 8 You can find their website here
7) Kavak KAVAK is a website that provides information about purchasing and selling old vehicles.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2016 Founders: Carlos Julio Garcia, Roger Laughlin Industries: Automotive, E-Commerce, Online Portals Number of employees: 501-1000 Funding amount: $1,283,250,000 Number of funding rounds: 6 Number of investors: 17 You can find their website here
8) Merama Merama is an e-commerce platform that collaborates with and accelerates the growth of any brand with whom it works.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2020 Founders: Felipe Delgado, Guilherme Nosralla, Olivier Scialom, Renato Andrade, Sujay Tyle Industries: Consumer Goods, E-Commerce, Retail Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $160,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 5 You can find their website here
9) Kredi Kredi is a financial website that allows customers to apply for loans from the comfort of their own homes.
Details of the startup:
City: Monterrey Started in: 2021 Founders: Fernando Giacoman, Hernan Garza, Javier Aldape, Juan Alpizar Industries: Credit, Financial Services, FinTech Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $3,225,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 6 You can find their website here
10) Jüsto Jüsto is a grocery store that solely delivers online.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2019 Founders: Ricardo Martinez Finger, Ricardo Weder Industries: Consumer Goods, Delivery, E-Commerce, Food and Beverage, Grocery Number of employees: 251-500 Funding amount: $92,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 4 Number of investors: 19 You can find their website here
11) GAIA GAIA is Mexico's largest furniture ecommerce company.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2015 Founders: Hassan Yassine, Philippe Cahuzac, Raffaello Starace Industries: Consumer Goods, E-Commerce, Furniture, Internet, Retail Number of employees: 251-500 Funding amount: $32,850,000 Number of funding rounds: 4 Number of investors: 9 You can find their website here
12) albo Albo is the most well-known challenger bank in Mexico.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2016 Founders: Angel Sahagun Industries: Banking, FinTech, Mobile Apps Number of employees: 101-250 Funding amount: $72,125,000 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 11 You can find their website here
13) Klar Klar is a FinTech challenger bank that serves Mexican customers with deposit and credit services.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2019 Founders: Daniel Autrique, Gianluigi Davassi, Jeronimo Riefkohl, Stefan Moller Industries: Banking, Credit Cards, Debit Cards, Finance, Financial Services, FinTech, Mobile Apps, Software Number of employees: 51-100 Funding amount: $72,500,000 Number of funding rounds: 4 Number of investors: 11 You can find their website here
14) Sofía Improving the health-care practices of millions of individuals
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2018 Founders: Arturo Sánchez Correa, Manuel Andere, Sebastian Jimenez Bonnet Industries: Health Care Number of employees: 51-100 Funding amount: $25,300,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 7 You can find their website here
15) Graviti Graviti is a home appliance buy-now, pay-later marketplace aimed towards LATAM's unbanked population.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2019 Founders: Yusef Jacobs Industries: Financial Services, FinTech Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $2,895,197 Number of funding rounds: 6 Number of investors: 10 You can find their website here
16) minu minu transforms the financial health of Mexican workers by allowing them to access their already earned money whenever they need it.
Details of the startup:
City: San Miguel Chapultepec Started in: 2019 Founders: Nima Pourshasb, Paolo Rizzi Industries: Employee Benefits, Financial Services, FinTech Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $26,500,000 Number of funding rounds: 4 Number of investors: 12 You can find their website here
17) Kueski Kueski approves and delivers loans in minutes using big data and advanced analytics.
Details of the startup:
City: Guadalajara Started in: 2012 Founders: Adalberto Flores, Leonardo de la Cerda Industries: Analytics, Financial Services, Lending Number of employees: 251-500 Funding amount: $38,750,000 Number of funding rounds: 6 Number of investors: 12 You can find their website here
18) Fondeadora Fondeadora is a digital financial services provider with the goal of eliminating inefficiencies in the traditional banking system.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2018 Founders: Gus Alvarez Moreno, Norman Muller, Rene Serrano Industries: Banking, Crowdfunding, Crowdsourcing, Debit Cards, Financial Services, FinTech, Internet Number of employees: 101-250 Funding amount: $32,150,000 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 10 You can find their website here
19) Stori Card Stori Card is a digital financial services company that caters to low-income people.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2017 Founders: Bin Chen, Manuel Medina, Marlene Garayzar Industries: Banking, Credit Cards, Financial Services, FinTech Number of employees: 51-100 Funding amount: $49,557,000 Number of funding rounds: 4 Number of investors: 6 You can find their website here
20) AlphaCredit AlphaCredit is a consumer lending company that also offers financial services to small businesses.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2010 Founders: Augusto Álvarez, José Luis Orozco Industries: Financial Services, FinTech, Lending, Small and Medium Businesses Number of employees: 101-250 Funding amount: $165,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 6 Number of investors: 2 You can find their website here
21) Conekta Conekta creates an online payment platform that aids banks and financial institutions in securing and streamlining their operations.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2011 Founders: Cristina Randall, Hector Cardenas, Leo Fischer Industries: Developer APIs, Enterprise Software, FinTech, Payments, Search Engine Number of employees: 101-250 Funding amount: $21,745,000 Number of funding rounds: 7 Number of investors: 12 You can find their website here
22) Dapp Dapp is a payment wallet that addresses the serious problem of card data theft and unauthorized transactions.
Details of the startup:
City: Querétaro Started in: 2017 Founders: Antonio Pelaez Industries: Banking, Financial Services, FinTech, Payments Number of employees: 1-10 Funding amount: $12,815,000 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 5 You can find their website here
23) Linio Linio is an online retailer that sells a wide range of products in a variety of areas.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2012 Founders: Antonio Nunes, Armando Baquero Ponte, Bernardo Cordero, Fernando D'Alessio, Pedro Freire, Ulrick Noel, Wilson Cimino Industries: Consumer Electronics, E-Commerce, Retail Number of employees: 1001-5000 Funding amount: $230,500,000 Number of funding rounds: 6 Number of investors: 10 You can find their website here
24) Flat.mx Flat.mx is a real estate tech business that is making the house-buying process easier by removing the traditional stumbling blocks that come with selling a home.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2019 Founders: Bernardo Cordero, Victor Noguera Industries: Property Development, Property Management, Real Estate Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $29,625,000 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 10 You can find their website here
25) Heru Heru is a technology platform that aims to improve the lives of app developers and freelancers.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2019 Founders: Mateo Jaramillo, Stiven Rodriguez Sanchez Industries: Communities, Software, Wellness Number of employees: 1-10 Funding amount: $1,700,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 8 You can find their website here
26) Zubale With our gig worker marketplace and embedded software, we help merchants triumph in e-commerce.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2018 Founders: Allison Campbell, Sebastian Monroy Industries: Android, Apps, Crowdsourcing, iOS, Retail Technology Number of employees: 101-250 Funding amount: $8,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 3 Number of investors: 18 You can find their website here
27) Kinedu Kinedu uses technology to deliver content and resources to parents who want to help their children develop.
Details of the startup:
City: Monterrey Started in: 2013 Founders: Luis Garza Industries: Apps, Children, E-Learning, EdTech, Parenting Number of employees: 1-10 Funding amount: $16,042,053 Number of funding rounds: 6 Number of investors: 14 You can find their website here
28) Skydropx Shipping software for Latin American firms.
Details of the startup:
City: Monterrey Started in: 2014 Founders: Armando Solbes, Jose Zambrano Industries: Logistics, Software Number of employees: 251-500 Funding amount: $6,965,000 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 13 You can find their website here
29) Grin Scooters Grin Scooters is a Latin American micromobility firm that combined with Yellow to form Grow Mobility.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2018 Founders: Bryan Zambrano, Guilherme Freire, Jonathan Lewy, Karime German, Luis Isaac Ramirez, Sergio Romo Industries: Electric Vehicle, Last Mile Transportation, Mobile, Ride Sharing, Software, Transportation Number of employees: 101-250 Funding amount: $72,652,616 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 18 You can find their website here
30) UnDosTres UnDosTres is changing the face of consumer payments in Mexico.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2015 Founders: Arpit Gupta, Naveen Sharma, Vikram Deswal Industries: FinTech, Internet Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $11,340,000 Number of funding rounds: 6 Number of investors: 9 You can find their website here
31) Atrato Atrato employs cutting-edge technology to underwrite loans at the point of sale in record time and at a low cost.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2019 Industries: Financial Services, Payments Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $2,700,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 6 You can find their website here
32) Runa HR Runa is a human resources software program aimed at small and medium-sized businesses.
Details of the startup:
City: Polanco Started in: 2017 Founders: Courtney McColgan Industries: Cloud Data Services, Human Resources, Software Number of employees: 101-250 Funding amount: $3,500,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 11 You can find their website here
33) Mozper Mozper is a debit card and app that helps children and parents manage their savings and expenditures.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2019 Founders: Gabriel Roizner, Pablo Klestorny, Yael Israeli Industries: Debit Cards, Finance, Financial Services, FinTech, Mobile Apps, Mobile Payments, Payments Number of employees: 1-10 Funding amount: $5,135,000 Number of funding rounds: 4 Number of investors: 9 You can find their website here
34) TrueHome TrueHome is a Mexican real estate firm that aspires to improve the country's real estate services.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2017 Founders: Alvaro Cepeda, Raúl Villarreal Industries: Real Estate Number of employees: 251-500 Funding amount: $10,100,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 6 You can find their website here
35) Nowports Nowports is a digital freight forwarder that assists businesses in streamlining their import processes.
Details of the startup:
City: Monterrey Started in: 2018 Founders: Alfonso De los Rios, Maximiliano Casal Industries: Air Transportation, Artificial Intelligence, Logistics, Marine Transportation, Software, Transportation Number of employees: 101-250 Funding amount: $8,600,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 9 You can find their website here
36) Cuenca Cuenca is the creator of an online banking program that allows users to access financial services via the internet.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2018 Founders: Matin Tamizi Industries: Banking, Finance, Financial Services Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $9,600,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 4 You can find their website here
37) Meru Latin America's Asian Wholesale B2B Marketplace
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2020 Founders: Federico Moscato, Manuel Rodriguez Dao Industries: Marketplace Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $2,400,000 Number of funding rounds: 1 Number of investors: 4 You can find their website here
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38) Eva Eva is working on a wearable gadget that can identify breast cancer risks that is both accessible and non-invasive.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2015 Founders: Jose Antonio Torres, Jose Lavariega-Gomez, Julian Rios Cantu Industries: Health Care, Health Diagnostics, Life Science, Medical Device Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $14,253,896 Number of funding rounds: 7 Number of investors: 14 You can find their website here
39) Fundary Fundary is a Fintech startup that focuses on SMEs and uses a crowdfunding/crowdlending approach.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2016 Founders: Jaime Sánchez, Marcelo De Fuentes Industries: Commercial Lending, Crowdfunding, Financial Services, FinTech, Lending Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $3,200,000 Number of funding rounds: 3 Number of investors: 1 You can find their website here
40) Sr.Pago Sr.Pago is a mobile POS solution that allows individuals and small businesses to accept card payments using their smartphones and tablets.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2010 Founders: Antonio Flores Aldama, Pablo Gonzalez Vargas Industries: E-Commerce, E-Commerce Platforms, FinTech, Mobile, Mobile Payments Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $13,520,000 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 6 You can find their website here
41) Kubo.financiero Kubo.financiero is a Challengerbank licensed to offer savings, debit cards, payments, personal loans, and term deposits.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2012 Founders: Allan Seidman, Vicente Fenoll Industries: Credit, Crowdfunding, Finance, Financial Services, FinTech, Lending, Micro Lending, Personal Finance Number of employees: 251-500 Funding amount: $11,250,000 Number of funding rounds: 7 Number of investors: 14 You can find their website here
42) Mundi Mundi offers services in finance, trade development, strategy, freight, and international trade reinvention.
Details of the startup:
City: Nueva York Started in: 2020 Industries: Financial Services, Information Technology, Trading Platform Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $7,800,000 Number of funding rounds: 1 Number of investors: 2 You can find their website here
43) Coru Coru is a financial fitness program that promotes financial well-being.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2014 Founders: Enrique Horcasitas, Freddy Dominguez, Stefan Bruun Industries: Auto Insurance, Credit Cards, Finance, Financial Services, FinTech, InsurTech, Personal Finance Number of employees: 51-100 Funding amount: $15,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 3 Number of investors: 7 You can find their website here
44) Luuna Mexico's mattress sector is being disrupted.
Details of the startup:
City: Polanco Started in: 2015 Founders: Carlos Salinas, Guillermo Villegas Sánchez, Laurène Maire, William Kasstan Industries: E-Commerce, Lifestyle Number of employees: 51-100 Funding amount: MX$15,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 3 Number of investors: 5 You can find their website here
45) moons Moons is a dental services provider that specializes in health, wellness, and fitness.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2018 Founders: Alexander Clapp, Leonardo Miron, Tommaso Tomba Industries: Dental, Health Care, Medical Device Number of employees: 101-250 Funding amount: $5,150,000 Number of funding rounds: 3 Number of investors: 5 You can find their website here
46) Billpocket Billpocket is a mobile payments and merchant services aggregator that allows you to take debit and credit card payments.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2011 Founders: Alejandro Guízar Industries: Banking, Financial Services, Mobile Payments Number of employees: 101-250 Funding amount: $8,300,000 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 10 You can find their website here
47) Urbvan Urbvan is a mobile app-based mass transit mobility network that connects inner-city commuters in a smart way.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2016 Founders: Joao Matos Albino, Renato Picard Industries: Apps, Public Transportation, Transportation Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $11,192,728 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 9 You can find their website here
48) Resuelve tu Deuda Resuelve tu Deuda provides legal and financial assistance to persons who are over-indebted and unable to pay their bills.
Details of the startup:
City: Miguel Hidalgo Started in: 2009 Founders: Javier Velasquez Lopez, Juan Pablo Zorrilla Industries: Finance, Financial Services, FinTech, Wealth Management Number of employees: 251-500 Funding amount: MX$453,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 1 Number of investors: 2 You can find their website here
49) VISOR ADL Building the most dependable and dynamic Enterprise Health Bureau by providing an ID for growth to all businesses in e-invoicing countries.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2015 Founders: JeanBernard Rolland, Ruben Sanchez Souza Industries: Big Data, Business Intelligence, Commercial Lending, Financial Services, FinTech, Lending Number of employees: 51-100 Funding amount: $10,800,000 Number of funding rounds: 6 Number of investors: 8 You can find their website here
50) ePesos EPesos is a FinTech that allows workers to access their pay immediately.
Details of the startup:
City: Monterrey Started in: 2014 Founders: Ariel Olaiz, Oscar Robles Industries: Consumer Lending, Employee Benefits, Financial Services, FinTech, Human Resources, Micro Lending, Mobile Payments Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $27,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 5 You can find their website here
51) Nelo Nelo is a company that creates a mobile app for financial transactions.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2019 Founders: Kyle Miller, Stephen Hebson Industries: Finance, Financial Services, FinTech, Information Technology, Mobile Apps, Mobile Payments Number of employees: 1-10 Funding amount: $3,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 1 Number of investors: 5 You can find their website here
52) Cargamos.com There are delivery terminals all over the place!
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2019 Founders: Ivan Ariza Industries: Apps, Delivery, Last Mile Transportation, Real Estate, Warehousing Number of employees: 51-100 Funding amount: $5,300,000 Number of funding rounds: 3 Number of investors: 2 You can find their website here
53) BeeckerCo In Latin America, BeeckerCo is the market leader in hyperautomation (RPA, BPM) services.
Details of the startup:
City: Cuernavaca Started in: 2013 Founders: Edgar Martínez Jiménez, Fernando Leibowich Beker Industries: Information Technology, Professional Services, Robotics, Software Number of employees: 251-500 Funding amount: $2,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 2 Number of investors: 2 You can find their website here
54) GoTrendier GoTrendier is a trendy social network.
Details of the startup:
City: Colombia Started in: 2016 Founders: David Garzon Industries: E-Commerce, Fashion, Internet Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $11,450,000 Number of funding rounds: 5 Number of investors: 7 You can find their website here
55) Creze Creze is a fintech startup that employs technology to simplify and speed up the risk assessment process.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2015 Founders: David Lask Industries: Finance, Financial Services, FinTech, Information Technology Number of employees: 11-50 Funding amount: $17,000,000 Number of funding rounds: 4 Number of investors: 2 You can find their website here
56) Higo B2B payments have never been easier.
Details of the startup:
City: Mexico City Started in: 2020 Founders: Rodolfo Corcuera Industries: Software Number of employees: 1-10 Funding amount: $3,300,000 Number of funding rounds: 1 Number of investors: 5 You can find their website here
