INFOGRAPHIC: LatAm's Top Weekly Startup Funding

It was an active week for startup funding in Latin America, with key rounds in fintech, agritech, legal tech, and AI. These investments highlight ongoing confidence in the regions digital transformation and financial inclusion.

Leading the week was Plata, a Mexican fintech that raised $160 million in a Series A round, reaching a $1.5 billion valuation. The company, which recently secured a banking license, focuses on consumer credit products and has one million active credit card users. The round was led by Kora, with participation from Moore Strategic Ventures and other investors.

Brazil’s Grão Direto secured $15.5 million to expand its digital grain trading platform. Investors included Kaszek, Bradesco, and other strategic partners. CEO Alexandre Borges highlighted strong investor confidence in agribusiness and fintech integration.

Fintech V360 raised $7 million in a Series A round led by Cloud9 Capital. Initially a SaaS platform for invoice automation, V360 now focuses on electronic trade receivables management. The company aims to expand in Brazil’s $2.5 trillion trade receivables market.

Quill, a Brazilian startup using AI to streamline real estate transactions, raised $430,000 from Sororitê Fund 1 and other investors. The company automates document analysis for real estate deals, aiming to cut bureaucratic inefficiencies. It plans to enhance its technology and reach breakeven by 2025.

Brazilian AI startup Enter secured an undisclosed investment from Sequoia and Atlantico. Enter’s software streamlines legal case analysis, addressing Brazil’s high volume of labour lawsuits. The company has raised $5.5 million to date and serves clients like Nubank, C6, and Vivo.

This week’s funding rounds reinforce Latin America’s growing role in fintech, agritech, legal tech, and AI-driven solutions.