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 .