Funded Startups in Latin America
Disclosed rounds in Latin America show a clear size concentration: the largest disclosed financing is Bladex at $246M (2026-04-20), which dwarfs the next-l…
Disclosed rounds in Latin America show a clear size concentration: the largest disclosed financing is Bladex at $246M (2026-04-20), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount at $243M (Vesta Mexico, 2026-05-14). The next step down is much more compressed, with Kesh Bank at $107M (2026-08-04), Robbin at $100M (2026-05-21), and Enter at $100M (2026-05-05) forming a mid-range cluster rather than a long tail.
Geographically, São Paulo acts as the densest city cluster in this snapshot, appearing 18 times across companies including Decade (2026-08-04, $85M), Jota (2026-06-29, $30M), and Clara (2025-11-25, $70M), while Mexico City (4 entries) is concentrated in fintech/finance names such as DolarApp at $70M (2026-03-03). Stage labels also skew heavily to Series Unknown (23 of 49 disclosed rows), and temporal coverage spans from 2025-10-17 through 2026-08-04, with 34 of the 50 rows occurring in 2026.
Most recent rounds
50 of 1,3021,252 more funded startups
This page shows the 50 most recent rounds (back to Oct 2025). The full 1,302-company history for this listing is available on a paid plan.
Unlock all 1,302 companies in this listing — full funding history, investors, and founders.
Related listings
Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the size outlier, and what are the closest comparables?
Bladex is the top disclosed outlier at $246M (2026-04-20). The closest disclosed comparables are Vesta Mexico at $243M (2026-05-14), followed by a sizable drop to Kesh Bank ($107M, 2026-08-04) and two $100M rounds: Robbin (2026-05-21) and Enter (2026-05-05).
Do the list’s city or country patterns cluster around specific hubs?
Yes. São Paulo appears 18 times, spanning different sectors like Decade ($85M, 2026-08-04) and Jota ($30M, 2026-06-29). Mexico City appears 4 times (e.g., aviva at $18M on 2026-07-06 and DolarApp at $70M on 2026-03-03), while Bogotá also appears 4 times (e.g., El Dorado $9M on 2026-06-15 and Kala $55M on 2025-12-09).
Are certain stages over-represented, given that many rounds are not disclosed by stage?
Series Unknown dominates the disclosed set: 23 of 50 rows are labeled Series Unknown, while the disclosed disclosed-stage mix includes Seed (10), Series A (9), Series B (4), Series C (2), plus Private Equity (1) and Venture - Series Unknown (1).
Which sectors appear most consistently across the most recent rounds?
Financial Services is the most frequent repeated sector (15 entries), followed by AI (6) and Energy (5). In the upper end of disclosed sizes, these sector concentrations show up alongside other themes: Bladex (Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, $246M on 2026-04-20) contrasts with AI and fintech-sized rounds like Kesh Bank (Banking, $107M on 2026-08-04) and DolarApp (Apps, $70M on 2026-03-03).
How does this page’s timing distribute across the period shown?
Rounds span from 2025-10-17 (oldest) to 2026-08-04 (most recent). The distribution is heavier in 2026 (34 rows in 2026 versus 16 in 2025), with multiple late entries on 2026-08-04 including Decade ($85M) and Kesh Bank ($107M).
Know which startups just got funded. Every week.
Fresh funding rounds, new companies, and the sectors moving fastest — in your inbox every Monday morning.
Free. Sent every Monday. Unsubscribe anytime.