Funded Startups in Buenos Aires
Financial services is the dominant sector among the 45 Buenos Aires startups in this dataset, covering rounds from August 2020 through October 2025.
Financial services is the dominant sector among the 45 Buenos Aires startups in this dataset, covering rounds from August 2020 through October 2025. Notable FinTech raises include Pomelo ($40M Series B, January 2024), Tapi ($22M Series A, July 2024), Koibanx ($22M Series A, August 2022), Remitee ($20M venture, October 2025), and Lemon Cash ($16M Series A, July 2021). The largest single disclosed raise across the full set belongs to energy company Tecpetrol ($300M debt financing, October 2022); among equity startup rounds, Epicrisis leads with a $68M Series B closed in March 2025 in the hardware space.
Activity in 2025 accounts for 11 of the 45 rows, spanning Patagon AI (advertising, venture, October 31), Menta ($50K seed, October 27), Takenos ($5M seed in FinTech/blockchain, October 9), and Roxom Global ($18M pre-seed in crypto, May 22). Seed is the most common stage across the dataset, with 16 seed rounds present. Secondary sectors include agriculture (ucrop.it, Agrotoken, Puna Bio, Circular), AI (Wise CX, Patagon AI, EnLite Health Solutions), and blockchain infrastructure (Takenos, Roxom Global, Koibanx).
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Frequently asked
What are the largest disclosed equity raises among Buenos Aires startups in this data?
Epicrisis leads with a $68M Series B closed in March 2025 (hardware). Pomelo raised $40M in a Series B in January 2024 (financial services), and both InvGate and GeoPagos raised $35M each in mid-2022. Excluding debt financing instruments such as Tecpetrol's $300M and Molinos Río de la Plata's $50M, those four represent the top disclosed equity rounds in the dataset.
Which sector has the most funded companies in this dataset?
Financial services — spanning payments, lending, crypto infrastructure, and FinTech broadly — accounts for the largest share. Remitee ($20M), Tapi ($22M Series A), Pomelo ($40M Series B), InvGate ($35M), Koibanx ($22M Series A), Lemon Cash ($16M Series A), Buenbit ($11M Series A), menta ($6M seed), celeri ($3M seed), Belo ($3M seed), Num Finance ($2M pre-seed), and B2Gov all fall within this vertical.
How many of the rounds in this dataset are from 2025?
Eleven rounds carry 2025 dates: Patagon AI (Oct 31), Menta (Oct 27, $50K seed), Takenos (Oct 9, $5M seed), Remitee (Oct 3, $20M), Adme (Jul 1, seed), Kresko RNAtech (Jun 3, $40K), Roxom Global (May 22, $18M pre-seed), ucrop.it (May 6, $500K seed), Epicrisis (Mar 25, $68M Series B), Motivia (Feb 13, $1M seed), and Wise CX (Feb 13).
What does the stage distribution look like across these 45 companies?
Seed is the most common stage with 16 rounds. Five Series A rounds appear (Tapi, Koibanx, HENRY, Lemon Cash, Buenbit) and five pre-seed rounds (including Roxom Global's $18M, a notably large pre-seed). Two Series B rounds are visible (Epicrisis $68M, Pomelo $40M), alongside six rounds tagged 'Venture - Series Unknown' and six labeled 'Series Unknown.' Two rounds are debt financing instruments (Tecpetrol $300M, Molinos Río de la Plata $50M).
Are there Buenos Aires startups in agriculture or deep tech worth tracking for outreach?
Agriculture spans four companies: ucrop.it ($500K seed, May 2025), Agrotoken (seed, November 2023), Puna Bio ($4M seed, September 2022), and Circular ($1M venture, December 2021). Biotech is represented by Kresko RNAtech ($40K, June 2025) and VU ($4M series unknown, April 2023). Hardware's sole entry is Epicrisis, which closed the dataset's second-largest equity round at $68M Series B in March 2025.
Which blockchain or crypto companies in Buenos Aires have raised recently?
Three companies with explicit blockchain or crypto positioning appear: Takenos ($5M seed, October 2025, FinTech/blockchain), Roxom Global ($18M pre-seed, May 2025, blockchain and cryptocurrency), and Koibanx ($22M Series A, August 2022, financial services/blockchain). Agrotoken, listed under agriculture, also carries a blockchain-linked model.
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