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Brazilian Fintech Alume has secured $7 million in a round led by Japan’s Credit Saison, the fund’s first investment in higher education financing in Brazil.
Founded in 2019, the startup offers student loans to medical students in Brazil. The company also provides an accounting service for doctors who operate as legal entities and need help managing their accounting and taxes.
With the new funds, Alume will provide more loans to medical students and newly graduated doctors.

Mexican iPaaS Moffin has 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) allows companies to pull data and perform screening and credit analysis through secure, easy-to-use data integration tools like no-code solutions.
With the new funds, Moffin will enhance automation, compliance, data analysis, and regulatory capabilities to acquire larger clients with operations across multiple industries.