Funded Financial Services Startups in Bogotá
For Bogotá financial services, the largest disclosed round is Addi’s $200M corporate round on 2022-10-10 (Lulo Bank and Habi also show $200M, but the top d…
For Bogotá financial services, the largest disclosed round is Addi’s $200M corporate round on 2022-10-10 (Lulo Bank and Habi also show $200M, but the top disclosed amount is $200M). That $200M level is a clear outlier versus the next-largest disclosed amounts in the list—$100M (Addi on 2024-11-19) and $75M (Finkargo on 2024-09-13)—while many other entries cluster far lower, including several $1M–$50M rounds.
The 35 entries span 2020-12-04 (Valiu) through 2025-07-09 (Avista), with a dense run in 2024: eight rounds from 2024-09-05 (Cobre) through 2024-12-09 (Plurall) and multiple $50M+ financings (e.g., ExcelCredit $50M on 2024-10-02; Finkargo $75M on 2024-09-13; Addi $100M on 2024-11-19). Stage labeling is mixed: 10 of 35 rows show “Series Unknown”/blank series, and “undisclosed” appears twice (R5 on 2023-10-20; doc-doc on 2022-08-26).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Bogotá financial-services list, and how far above the rest is it?
The largest disclosed amount is $200M, appearing for Lulo Bank (2022-10-10) and Habi (2022-05-11), with Addi also at $100M on 2024-11-19. After the $200M tier, the next-largest disclosed entries include Finkargo’s $75M (2024-09-13) and ExcelCredit’s $50M (2024-10-02), placing most other rounds well below $50M.
Which time window looks most concentrated among the 35 rows?
2024 is the densest period: there are eight entries between 2024-09-05 (Cobre) and 2024-12-09 (Plurall), and several of those are large financings such as ExcelCredit $50M (2024-10-02) and Addi $100M (2024-11-19). The list also shows a shorter cluster in early 2025, with multiple rounds in April 2025 (MejorCDT $1M on 2025-04-09; GOPASS $8M on 2025-04-07).
Are any outliers worth flagging beyond the $200M rounds?
Yes. Addi’s $100M on 2024-11-19 is a second-tier outlier above many other disclosed rounds, including several $1M–$3M financings (e.g., MejorCDT $1M on 2025-04-09; Supra $1M on 2024-11-12; Plurall $3M on 2024-12-09). On the low end, tpaga’s $100K (2022-02-24) is far smaller than most disclosed amounts in the list.
How much of the financing series information is incomplete (blank or ‘Series Unknown’/undisclosed)?
Series labeling is incomplete in 12 of 35 rows: 10 rows show “Series Unknown” or a blank series (e.g., Avista 2025-07-09; FinMaq 2025-01-14; Yuno 2024-03-05), and 2 rows are explicitly “undisclosed” (R5 on 2023-10-20; doc-doc on 2022-08-26). This limits stage-based comparisons using disclosed amounts alone.
Does stage distribution skew toward earlier rounds or larger rounds?
Large disclosed rounds appear across multiple stages, including corporate/late-stage labels: Lulo Bank is listed as “Corporate Round” at $200M (2022-10-10) and Habi is “Series C” at $200M (2022-05-11), while Series A examples include KLYM $27M (2023-01-19) and Treinta $46M (2022-04-04). At the same time, the list includes early-stage labels with smaller disclosed amounts such as Mono’s Seed $500K (2022-01-13) and Littio’s Pre-Seed $500K (2023-04-05), indicating both ends of the stage range are present.
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