INFOGRAPHIC: LATAM's Top Weekly Startup Funding—Week 37, 2025

Latin American startups raised over $80 million this week across fintech, insurtech, and innovation management, compared to the $366 million+ raised last week. From building school-finance ecosystems to AI-driven CFO tools and embedded insurance platforms, founders are betting on smarter infrastructure and data-driven solutions to support businesses and institutions across the region.

Mexican fintech Mattilda secured a $50 million credit line from Lendable to expand its school-finance services across Latin America. Founded in 2022, Mattilda provides software and financing that help private schools reduce late tuition, manage payments, and access upfront funding backed by future tuition. Operating in Mexico, Colombia, and Ecuador, the company focuses on schools serving low- and middle-income families. With the new funding, Mattilda will expand its product offering, strengthen operations in current markets, and pursue acquisitions.

Brazilian fintech Kamino announced a $10 million round co-led by Flourish Ventures and Quona Capital, with participation from Endeavor Catalyst. Founded in 2021, Kamino provides an AI-powered financial management platform for medium-sized companies, integrating bank accounts, corporate cards, real-time reconciliations, and performance analytics. More than half of its customer base comes from the services sector, spanning SaaS, food service, logistics, and healthcare. The company now plans to accelerate its focus on CFOs by delivering predictive cash flow tools, real-time dashboards, and intelligent financial insights.

Colombian SME lender Sempli raised $10 million in debt financing to expand its loan portfolio and enhance its technology and data analysis capabilities. Since its founding, Sempli has secured $68 million in total financing, one-third in equity and two-thirds in debt. Serving over 4,300 clients, the company currently holds a 1% share of the micro and small business credit sector. With the new funding, it aims to increase its loan book by 15% before the end of the year.

Brazilian insurtech 180 Seguros secured $9.2 million in a pre-Series B round, split between $6.4 million in equity and $2.8 million in debt. Investors included 8VC, Monashees, Canary, and FJ Labs. The company provides an embedded insurance platform that enables banks and enterprises to create, distribute, and manage tailored insurance products through APIs. With tools for A/B pricing tests, customer tracking, and NPS monitoring, 180 Seguros helps partners scale insurance services with agility. The new funds will be used to strengthen regulatory capital, fuel growth, and expand AI investments.

And finally, Brazilian innovation-management startup AEVO raised $1 million from FUNSES1 to support its expansion into Europe. Founded in Espírito Santo, AEVO helps companies structure and manage innovation processes through software that integrates idea management, project oversight, and portfolio tracking. Already serving clients in more than 10 countries across South America, North America, Europe, and Africa, AEVO has chosen the Netherlands as its European hub. The company aims to double its international customer base by the end of 2025 and reach 30% global penetration by 2027.