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Among the 16 listed Santiago financial services rounds, Toku’s $48M (2025-04-17) is the largest disclosed amount, and it stands well above the rest of the…

Among the 16 listed Santiago financial services rounds, Toku’s $48M (2025-04-17) is the largest disclosed amount, and it stands well above the rest of the disclosed figures. The next-largest disclosed rounds are Galgo’s $40M (2023-10-10) and Betterfly’s $125M is actually larger, wait: Betterfly is $125M (2022-02-01), which means the largest disclosed amount is Betterfly’s $125M on 2022-02-01; the only disclosed amounts in the same higher band are Toku’s $48M and Galgo’s $40M, while many other entries are under $20M (e.g., Creditú $18M on 2021-11-23, Global 66 $12M on 2021-07-28).

The dates cluster across a long window from 2021-06-25 (Fintual) through 2025-05-01 (NICO Seguros), with several high-disclosure events appearing in two bursts: 2021-07 to 2021-11 (Global 66, Fintual, Creditú) and 2022-02 to 2022-11 (Betterfly, Migrante $80M on 2022-03-29, Levannta $2M on 2022-11-08). Stage signaling is mixed: 4 entries list “undisclosed” amounts (Yumitpay, LedgiFi, and two more are “undisclosed” in the table’s amount field), and “Series Unknown” shows up repeatedly (Maxxa 2025-01-23, Galgo 2023-10-10, Levannta? no; LedgiFi 2023-04-25, Creditú 2021-11-23 labeled “Venture - Series Unknown,” plus Maxxa and Galgo and others), which makes many comparisons depend on the disclosed rounds like NICO Seguros’ $950K seed on 2025-05-01 and VentiPay’s $370K pre-seed on 2022-11-06. All entries are based in Santiago, Region Metropolitana, Chile, and the smallest disclosed amount in the rows is NICO Seguros’ $950K (seed), with other low disclosed rounds including VentiPay at $370K and Relif at $400K.

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What’s the largest disclosed funding round in this Santiago financial services list, and how far ahead is it of the next-largest disclosed round?

Betterfly’s $125M round on 2022-02-01 is the largest disclosed amount; the next-largest disclosed figures visible are Toku’s $48M (2025-04-17) and Galgo’s $40M (2023-10-10), leaving most other disclosed rounds clustered below $20M (for example Creditú at $18M on 2021-11-23).

Do the rounds concentrate into a specific time window, or are they spread evenly across 2021–2025?

They span from 2021-06-25 (Fintual) to 2025-05-01 (NICO Seguros), but there are noticeable pockets: 2021-07 to 2021-11 includes Global 66 ($12M on 2021-07-28), Fintual (no amount shown on 2021-06-25), and Creditú ($18M on 2021-11-23); 2022-02 to 2022-11 includes Betterfly ($125M on 2022-02-01), Migrante ($80M on 2022-03-29), and Levannta ($2M on 2022-11-08).

Are there notable outliers in disclosed amounts compared with the rest of the table?

Yes: Migrante’s $80M debt financing on 2022-03-29 and Betterfly’s $125M on 2022-02-01 sit far above many other disclosed rounds such as NICO Seguros ($950K on 2025-05-01), VentiPay ($370K on 2022-11-06), and Relif ($400K on 2024-07-18).

How do undisclosed and “Series Unknown” labels affect stage comparability in this list?

Four entries show “undisclosed” amounts in the table (Yumitpay 2023-05-10, LedgiFi 2023-04-25, and the two other rows where the amount is listed as undisclosed), which limits size-based comparisons. “Series Unknown” also appears multiple times (Maxxa 2025-01-23 at $11M, Galgo 2023-10-10 at $40M, and LedgiFi 2023-04-25), so stage-mix analysis depends more on labeled rounds like Series B (Fintual 2021-11-02 at $39M) and Series C (Betterfly 2022-02-01 at $125M).

Which stage labels show up more than once, suggesting repeat participation patterns?

“Series A” appears more than once (Toku $48M on 2025-04-17; Global 66 $12M on 2021-07-28), while Fintual repeats with Series B ($39M on 2021-11-02) plus another Fintual row on 2021-06-25 with $15M but no stage label shown in the table’s round type column.

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