- Brazilian fintech firm Alume secures $7 million to expand medical loan offerings
- Mexican iPaaS Moffin raises $2.1M to strengthen automation and regulatory capabilities
- Paraguayan-Bolivian fintech company Bucksapp raises $1 million to strengthen technology
- Brazilian real estate tech company Pipeimob raises $455,000 to expand platform features
- Brazilian edtech company Realize secures $300,000 to invest in sales and marketing
Brazilian fintech firm Alume secures $7 million to expand medical loan offerings
- Brazilian fintech company Alume has secured $7 million in a funding round led by Japan’s Credit Saison, marking the fund’s first investment in Brazilian higher education.
- Founded in 2019, the startup provides student loans to medical students in Brazil. The company also offers accounting services for doctors who operate as legal entities and need help managing their books and taxes.
- With this new funding, Alm plans to offer more loans to medical students and newly graduated physicians.
Mexican iPaaS Moffin raises $2.1M to strengthen automation and regulatory capabilities
- Mexican iPaaS Moffin raised $2.1 million in a seed round led by Accion Venture Lab and Chile Ventures. Other participating investors include New Ventures Capital, Rally Cap Ventures, Digital Currency Group, Carabela, and AngelHub.
- Founded in 2020, the credit screening-focused iPaaS (integration platform as a service) enables companies to pull data and perform screening and credit analysis through secure, easy-to-use data integration tools, including no-code solutions.
- The new funding will enable Moffin to strengthen its automation, compliance, data analytics and regulatory capabilities and attract larger clients operating across multiple industries.
