Miami-based fintech Kiwi secured $2M in equity and $8M in debt in a round led by Tyler Johson, Beau Woodward, and Jacob Panero. All three investors will join Kiwi’s board of directors.
Kiwi provides healthcare financing that helps patients afford medical care through installment plans. Kiwi also supports healthcare providers with tools such as medical equipment leasing, working capital loans, and cash flow management.
Kiwi will use the funds to launch in Peru and expand to Mexico in 2026.
“In Latin America, there’s a $60B out-of-pocket market, a $20B medical equipment market, and providers are losing up to a third of patients due to a lack of financing. Kiwi is built to address these clear market inefficiencies and unlock access to healthcare across Latin America,” said Kiwi’s co-founder, Sebastian Chirinos.
Founded by Sebastian Chirinos and Gabriel Chirinos, Kiwi has 73 clinics in its network and a pipeline of 150 additional clinics in Peru.