Mexico – LatAm List

Brazil’s scooter startup, Yellow, raises US$63M Series A

Electric scooters have been taking over the roads in the US, Europe, China, Mexico, and now, Brazil. The founders of 99, Brazil’s most successful rideshare…

Mexico opens new registration process for fintechs

Mexico’s new fintech law made headlines in March 2018, making Mexico one of the first countries in the region to officially regulate new financial technology…

Six Latin American startups presented at Y Combinator Summer 2018 Demo Day

Y Combinator‘s Summer 2018 Demo Day offered an opportunity for 132 startups to present their ideas in front of top VCs and angel investors. These…

Mexican apartment sharing platform, DadaRoom, acquired by Roomi

DadaRoom is a Mexican startup that helps young people share their apartments with others that are looking for a room. Founded in 2012, DadaRoom received…

Dux Capital invests US$31K in Refly

Refly is a Mexican flight ticket resale app that allows users to sell their unused flights to others and recoup up to 80% of the…

Viajala to invest US$3M into the Mexican market

Viajala is Latin America’s largest travel metasearch website, with more than 3.5 million monthly searches completed in 2018. Mexico is one of Viajala’s largest and…

Mexican delivery startup, 99 Minutos, receives investment from ENGIE Factory

Founded in 2013, 99 Minutos is a last-mile delivery startup in Mexico committed to providing same-day delivery services for the e-commerce industry. With more than…

Colombian marketing startup Fluvip receives US$4.5M Series A investment

In a story brought to our attention by LAVCA and originally reported by PulsoSocial, Colombian influencer marketing platform Fluvip has raised a US$4.5M Series A…

Here are the 11 startups chosen to join the 9th Generation of 500 Startups LatAm

Over 900 startups applied to join the 9th Generation of the 500 Startups accelerator in Latin America, based in Mexico City. Of the applicants, judges…

CryptoMarket opens operations in Mexico

In a story originally reported by Forbes Mexico, the Chilean cryptocurrency trading platform, CryptoMKT, has expanded its operations to Mexico. CryptoMKT is already active in…