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To be successful in Latin America, payment orchestrators must provide a robust value proposition that meets the unique conditions of the region.

The independent restaurant customer, most likely adopting restaurant operation technology for the first time, is who Fudo is targeting.

Rebill differs from legacy providers in that it is targeting medium to large companies, is cloud-based and sold on a subscription basis so customers just have to pay a license fee.

The Mexico-based company enables retailers to bring their inventory relationships online, expand their product selection and get more favorable credit terms.

To really understand what’s going on with Latin American venture capital funding, we have to go deeper than the regional perspective can afford us.

Treggo works with thousands of last-mile providers to give merchants information on the best delivery provider in a certain zip code.

The company is targeting the region's challenges of customer acceptance, conversion and fraud with its "Commerce 3.0" payment infrastructure. 

Six years on from the referendum where the United Kingdom voted to leave the EU, and in the midst of an apparent government meltdown, the country is announcing its first international data sharing dea

This new fund triples the firm’s assets under management and will enable the pair to invest in another 25 to 30 companies.

Mono is building a fully digital bank with accounts that can be opened in around 15 minutes versus an average of two weeks at an incumbent bank. 

Let’s dig into the early Q2 data on venture capital investment into LatAm startups, and then discuss the halo effect — or lack thereof — of Latin American giants like Nubank.

More than 80% of food delivery orders in Latin America are still made over phone calls and settled with cash. OlaClick, a young startup that is helping these restaurants sell online and collect money

Pandas connects Latin America's small businesses directly with Asian manufacturers to reduce logistical problems and high fees often imposed by importers and intermediaries.

The company delivers a package every 20 seconds and services customers of all sizes, from AB inBev and Red Bull to small Shopify merchants.

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Habi, a Bogota-based proptech, has closed on $200 million in a Series C funding round co-led by Homebrew and SoftBank Latin America Fund. The startup did not reveal its exact valuation, saying only it

The company offers technology in the form of APIs and widgets that businesses can use to create investment products for their customers.

Its technology connects retailers with suppliers for inventory discovery and also provides credit so retailers can flexibly pay suppliers.

Founder and CEO Ralf Wenzel, discussed, according to him, why his company’s grocery delivery model is doing better than most.

Now flush with new capital, the company plans to launch some embedded financial products for the independent workers using its marketplace.