Funded Financial Services Startups in Buenos Aires
Among the 11 most recent Buenos Aires financial-services rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Pomelo’s $40M (Series B) on 2024-01-17.
Among the 11 most recent Buenos Aires financial-services rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Pomelo’s $40M (Series B) on 2024-01-17. The next-highest disclosed rounds sit at $35M (InvGate, 2023-07-12) and $22M (Tapi, 2024-07-12; Koibanx, 2022-08-18), with the rest largely below $16M, making Pomelo’s disclosed figure the clear top of the disclosed range.
The data also clusters temporally: multiple rounds fall in 2022 (three entries between 2022-05-04 and 2022-12-14, including Belo $3M on 2022-05-04 and menta $6M on 2022-10-21) and several show up in mid-2023 (Num Finance $2M on 2023-05-23; B2Gov is undisclosed on 2023-05-24; InvGate $35M on 2023-07-12). Stage information is concentrated in Seed and Series A, while two entries have non-disclosed classifications (InvGate “Series Unknown” at $35M on 2023-07-12; B2Gov “undisclosed” on 2023-05-24). The newest row is Tapi on 2024-07-12 ($22M), and the oldest shown is Buenbit on 2021-07-10 ($11M).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Buenos Aires financial-services set, and how does it stack up against the rest?
Pomelo’s $40M (Series B) on 2024-01-17 is the only disclosed round shown above $35M, followed by InvGate’s $35M on 2023-07-12. The next disclosed amounts are $22M (Tapi on 2024-07-12; Koibanx on 2022-08-18), with most other disclosed rounds at $16M or below (e.g., Lemon Cash $16M on 2021-07-27).
Do the rounds cluster in time, or are they evenly spread across 2021–2024?
They cluster. In 2022, three rounds fall between 2022-05-04 (Belo $3M) and 2022-12-14 (celeri $3M), and in mid-2023 there are back-to-back entries around May 23–24 (Num Finance $2M on 2023-05-23; B2Gov undisclosed on 2023-05-24) plus InvGate $35M on 2023-07-12.
Is there an outlier that stands out beyond typical deal sizes, given disclosed amounts?
Pomelo’s $40M on 2024-01-17 is an outlier in magnitude relative to the rest of the disclosed set, which largely ranges from $2M to $22M (e.g., Num Finance $2M on 2023-05-23; celeri $3M on 2022-12-14; Tapi $22M on 2024-07-12). By contrast, B2Gov on 2023-05-24 is a different kind of outlier because the amount is undisclosed.
How is stage information distributed across the listed rounds, and what dominates?
Seed and Series A dominate the stage mix: Seed appears on Num Finance (Pre-Seed is distinct; see below) as actual “Seed” for celeri $3M (2022-12-14), menta $6M (2022-10-21), and Belo $3M (2022-05-04), while Series A shows up for Tapi $22M (2024-07-12), Koibanx $22M (2022-08-18), Lemon Cash $16M (2021-07-27), and Buenbit $11M (2021-07-10). Two entries are non-standard in classification/amount disclosure: InvGate is “Series Unknown” with $35M (2023-07-12) and B2Gov has an undisclosed amount (2023-05-24).
Which companies closed within the most recent 90 days in the table, and what amounts do they show?
Using the newest date shown (Tapi on 2024-07-12) as the anchor, the most recent 90-day window includes only Tapi ($22M on 2024-07-12) in this set. The next most recent dated row is Pomelo ($40M on 2024-01-17), which falls outside that 90-day span.
Are there any notable disclosure-pattern issues that could affect comparisons of deal size?
Yes: B2Gov is listed with an undisclosed amount on 2023-05-24, so it can’t be compared by disclosed $ size. Also, one company uses a non-specific stage label with a disclosed amount—InvGate is marked “Series Unknown” while still showing $35M on 2023-07-12.
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