Funded Startups in Latin America
Disclosed funding sizes in this Latin America list are highly top-heavy.
Disclosed funding sizes in this Latin America list are highly top-heavy. The largest disclosed round is Bladex’s $246M on 2026-04-20, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts (Vesta Mexico at $243M on 2026-05-14 and Kesh Bank at $107M on 2026-08-04). At the other extreme, the smallest disclosed entry is Medipreço’s $500K on 2026-07-23, sitting far below the mid-to-upper bands where most disclosed rounds cluster: 5 rounds are at or above $100M, while 31 are at or above $10M.
The geography and timing also show clear clustering. São Paulo appears as the repeated hub (17 entries across multiple companies including Decade, Vixtra, and Clara), while the list stretches from 2025-10-20 to 2026-08-12 (36 entries in 2026 vs 14 in 2025). Sector-wise, Financial Services leads by count (17 entries), and the stage mix is dominated by “Series Unknown” (22 entries) rather than explicitly labeled later rounds (Series B: 5; Series C: 2; Private Equity: 1).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round sizes stand out, and how separated are the top end from the rest?
Bladex’s disclosed $246M (2026-04-20) is the clear top amount, with Vesta Mexico at $243M (2026-05-14) immediately behind. After that, the disclosed figures drop sharply to $107M for Kesh Bank (2026-08-04), with most disclosed rounds concentrated below the $100M band (5 rounds are at or above $100M).
Is there a geographic concentration in this list, or is it broadly distributed?
São Paulo is the main concentration, appearing 17 times across companies such as Sofi, Decade, Jota, Vixtra, Robbin, and Clara, while Bogotá appears 5 times (Yuno $45M on 2026-08-12; El Dorado $9M on 2026-06-15; Kala $55M on 2025-12-09; Canacol Energy $45M on 2025-12-09; Tpaga undisclosed on 2026-03-04). Mexico City shows up 4 times (e.g., DolarApp $70M on 2026-03-03; Vesta Mexico $243M on 2026-05-14).
How are the “most recent” entries distributed over time—does 2026 dominate?
Yes. Of the 50 rows shown, rounds span 2025-10-20 through 2026-08-12, with 36 entries in 2026 and 14 in 2025. The most recent row is Yuno with a disclosed $45M on 2026-08-12, and the oldest shown is Limitless Labs’ $10M on 2025-10-20.
What stage labeling dominates, and where do explicit later stages show up?
“Series Unknown” accounts for 22 entries, more than any named single stage, including many large disclosures like Bladex ($246M on 2026-04-20) and Atlas Renewable Energy ($96M on 2026-04-10). Explicit later-stage labels are present but less frequent: Series B appears 5 times (e.g., Yuno $45M on 2026-08-12; Enter $100M on 2026-05-05) and Series C appears 2 times (e.g., Azos $24M on 2026-03-11; Pomelo $55M on 2026-01-20).
Are there notable sector patterns or sector outliers worth flagging?
Financial Services is the largest sector by count at 17 entries, including major disclosed rounds such as Bladex ($246M on 2026-04-20) and Kala ($55M on 2025-12-09). AI is the next-largest recurring theme (6 entries), including Decade ($85M on 2026-08-04) and Kesh Bank ($107M on 2026-08-04 is Banking, not AI), while Blockchain and Cryptocurrency appears 4 times with large outliers like Bladex ($246M on 2026-04-20) alongside smaller disclosed entries such as XTAO at $7M on 2025-11-05.
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