INFOGRAPHIC: LatAm's Top Weekly Startup Funding

Startup funding in Latin America remained strong this week, with key investments in electric mobility, fintech, and insurtech, reflecting investor confidence in AI-driven automation and innovative financial solutions.

Leading the week’s investments, Mexican electric mobility company VEMO secured $63.7 million in funding to scale operations and support the region’s transition to sustainable transportation. The company, which provides EV leasing, charging infrastructure, and fleet management, plans to scale operations and support the region’s transition to sustainable transportation.

Fintech also saw major backing, with Brazilian startup Capim raising $27 million in a Series A funding from Valor Capital and QED Investors. The platform helps dental clinics digitize their services and offer flexible patient financing, aligning with the broader push for financial accessibility in Latin America.

The momentum continued in banking technology as Argentine fintech N5 secured $20 million from Endeavor Catalyst and Alexia Ventures. The company integrates banking systems, compliance, and payments into a single platform, allowing financial institutions to modernize and optimize operations.

On the mobility front, Brazilian travel startup Buser landed $5.1 million in a media-for-equity deal with 4Equity Media Ventures. The funding will be used to expand marketing efforts and grow its intercity bus booking platform, further challenging traditional transportation providers.

Rounding out the week, Brazilian insurtech Brick closed an $857,500 seed round led by Honey Island and Broom Ventures. Specializing in AI-powered fraud detection and underwriting automation, the company is helping insurers streamline risk assessment and reduce manual inefficiencies.

These funding rounds reflect continued investment in Latin America’s growing tech ecosystem, with fintech, AI, and sustainable mobility playing a central role in shaping the region’s future.