INFOGRAPHIC: LatAm's Top Weekly Startup Funding — Week 10, 2025
In this week's funding deals, we tracked Malga, Maxxa, Jusfy and Loopia in the LatAm region.
It was an active week for startup funding in Latin America, with key rounds in fintech, AI-driven e-commerce solutions, and legal tech. These investments underscore continued confidence in automation and digital transformation across industries.
Leading the week’s funding was Maxxa, a Chilean fintech that raised $10.6 million in debt financing from Symbiotics and Delphos. Maxxa’s digital credit platform offers long-term loans to small and medium-sized businesses in Chile, processing applications within minutes and offering repayment terms of up to three years. The company will use the funds to expand its SME lending operations and improve its credit evaluation platform. Since its founding in 2009, Maxxa has helped over 5,000 users finance their businesses, providing more than $55 million in loans to Chilean SMEs.
Following closely is Malga, a Brazilian fintech that provides a unified API allowing businesses to integrate multiple financial services, including payment providers and anti-fraud tools. The startup raised $5.5 million in a Series A round led by iDEXO and Costanoa, with participation from Ignia, Citrino Ventures, Gaingels, QED, Norte Ventures, and Y Combinator. Malga plans to use the funds to expand its team and continue its rapid growth in Brazil, aiming to triple its revenue this year.
In legal tech, Jusfy raised a pre-Series A round that valued the company at approximately $31.2 million. The round was led by SaaSholic with participation from Maya Capital, Norte Ventures, FJ Labs, and The Legal Tech Fund. Jusfy’s platform assists legal professionals with workflow automation, case management, and AI-driven legal research. The company aims to double its user base to 60,000 lawyers by the end of the year and is exploring fintech solutions tailored to the legal sector.
In the e-commerce sector, Loopia, an AI-powered service platform for online sellers and marketplaces, raised $642,000 in a pre-seed round led by Funses I, a fund managed by Quartzo Capital. Ace Ventures, BVC, and Questum also participated. The startup unifies customer service across multiple sales channels, integrating AI to automate over 85% of interactions. The new capital will be used to expand its commercial operations, enhance its proprietary AI, and hire strategic talent.
While this week’s funding rounds were varied in size, they highlight a strong investor appetite for AI-driven automation, fintech innovation, and digital transformation across industries, reinforcing Latin America’s growing tech ecosystem.
