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# INFOGRAPHIC: LatAm's Top Weekly Startup Funding — Week 7, 2025
- URL: https://www.techloy.com/infographic-latams-top-weekly-startup-funding-week-7-2025/
- Published: 2025-02-14T10:54:43.000Z
- Updated: 2025-02-14T10:54:43.000Z
- Description: In this week's funding deals, we tracked Turbi, CashU, Octágora, and Kanastra in the LatAm region.
- Author: Oyinebiladou Omemu
- Tags: / Startups, Tech in LatAm, / Money

It was a relatively quiet week for startup funding in Latin America, with only a handful of companies securing investments. Despite the slowdown, some notable rounds took place, spanning fintech, remote assistance, and mobility.

Leading this week’s funding activity is Brazilian car rental startup **Turbi**, which raised $12.5 million in a Series D equity round from existing investors, alongside $43 million in debt financing. The company will use the funds to expand its fleet, grow operations, and explore new revenue streams.

Brazilian fintech **CashU** secured $17.3 million through a Credit Rights Investment Fund (FIDC) backed by Itaú BBA and Japan’s Credit Saison. The funding will support its AI-driven B2B credit solutions, improving access to financing for SMEs.

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**Octágora**, a Brazilian remote visual assistance startup, raised $243K in a pre-seed round led by B Venture Capital, with participation from DOMO and WOW Accelerator. The company will use the investment to expand commercially, introduce new functionalities, and enhance its technological solutions.

Brazilian fintech **Kanastra** raised an undisclosed amount from Kinea Ventures, Itaú’s CVC fund. The funding follows its Series A round in June 2024 and will support its capital markets infrastructure solutions, including management and custody of securities.

While this week’s funding activity was more subdued, the investments still covered a range of sectors, indicating that innovation continues to drive interest across different industries in the region.