LATAM Fintech Directory 2026ES | EN

Other fintech segments: crypto, infrastructure, investing, open banking, remittances

This page groups the segments with fewer than five companies in the directory, instead of creating near-empty pages: crypto, banking infrastructure and core, investing, open banking, remittances, insurtech and digital identity. Each block explains what kind of company it covers.

By country: Colombia 3, Mexico 2, Chile 6, Brazil 6.

Crypto (4)

Platforms to buy, sell or hold digital assets. In Brazil, Mercado Bitcoin cites Law 14.478/2022 and BCB Resolutions 520 and 521 on virtual-asset service providers; in Chile, Buda says it is joining the CMF; in Colombia, Littio clarifies that it is not SFC-supervised.

CompanyCountryLegal form stated on its site
BitsoMexicoNot verified
BudaChileJoining the CMF under the Fintech Law (in process)
LittioColombiaStates it is not SFC-supervised
Mercado BitcoinBrazilVASP in BCB authorization process

Banking infrastructure & core (4)

Technology and infrastructure providers that let other companies launch financial products: core banking, cards, banking and lending as a service. All companies in this block are Brazilian; QI Tech, Celcoin and Dock state Banco Central do Brasil licenses.

CompanyCountryLegal form stated on its site
CelcoinBrazilPayment institution (BCB license)
DockBrazilPayment institution regulated by the Bacen
PismoBrazilNot verified
QI TechBrazilDirect credit company (SCD) authorized by the BCB

Investing (wealthtech) (3)

Retail investment apps. Fintual identifies as a CMF-regulated general fund manager, Racional as registered in the CMF RPSF and tyba as a digital correspondent of SFC-supervised entities.

CompanyCountryLegal form stated on its site
FintualChileGeneral fund manager (CMF)
RacionalChileRegistered in the CMF RPSF (Fintech Law)
tybaColombiaDigital correspondent of SFC-supervised entities

Open banking / open finance (2)

APIs to connect bank accounts, aggregate financial data and initiate payments.

CompanyCountryLegal form stated on its site
BelvoMexicoNot verified
FloidChileNot verified

Remittances & cross-border (2)

Sending and receiving money across borders. Remessa Online operates as a foreign-exchange correspondent of Banco Topázio, according to its website.

CompanyCountryLegal form stated on its site
Global66ChileBalances held by a non-CMF-supervised company (per its site)
Remessa OnlineBrazilFX correspondent of Banco Topázio

Insurtech / benefits (1)

Employee benefits and insurance platforms.

CompanyCountryLegal form stated on its site
BetterflyChileNot verified

Identity & fraud prevention (1)

Identity validation, background checks and e-signatures for financial and other companies.

CompanyCountryLegal form stated on its site
TruoraColombiaNot verified

Other segments

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The LATAM Fintech Company Directory 2026 covers 62 fintechs in Colombia (16), Mexico (15), Chile (15) and Brazil (16). For each company it includes name, website, country, segment, company LinkedIn page, size signal, data source and date (as of 2026-10-05). Public, company-level firmographic data only: no personal data. Argentina is not included.

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We are not affiliated with the companies mentioned. Trademarks and trade names belong to their respective owners. Public, company-level information, reviewed on official websites on 2026-10-06 (directory data as of 2026-10-05). Legal and regulatory forms are quoted as each company states them on its own website; this is not a regulatory-status registry or legal advice: verify with the official source. Corrections or removal requests: jpac.647@gmail.com.