Led · Equity · Aug 2026

Rintin operates an AI-driven B2B marketplace that enables small retailers and independent resellers in Mexico to source products directly from manufacturers and wholesale importers. Its integrated model combines wholesale sourcing, embedded credit, nationwide logistics, and digital sales and business management tools, with AI used to optimize customer experience, acquisition efficiency, and credit evaluation. The company offers access to more than 15,000 SKUs and reports that over 12,000 entrepreneurs have purchased through the platform and more than $2 million in credit has been originated. Rintin has built a community of over 50,000 active entrepreneurs who validate products and share recommendations via WhatsApp groups. The company plans to expand its marketplace and logistics infrastructure, increase adoption of its embedded credit product, and continue building AI tools to enhance sales and business management. Rintin was founded by Quinto Van Peborgh and Gastón Greco.

Participated · Equity · Aug 2026

Founded in 2020, Duppla offers a 'compra mientras arriendas' (rent-while-you-pay) model that lets clients make an initial down payment (at least 15%) and rent the property while Duppla finances the remainder over an initial five-year period. The model is designed to help workers with variable incomes, contractors and informal workers build payment history and accumulate capital to qualify for traditional mortgages. Duppla operates mainly in Bogotá and Medellín and has accompanied more than 300 families since launch, mobilizing over 10,000 million Colombian pesos in transactions as of 2025. The company aims to reach 1,500 families by 2027. In July 2026 it raised US$60 million in a mixed debt and equity round to expand its financing capacity and geographic coverage. Duppla positions itself as a bridge between institutional capital and households excluded from formal mortgage markets.

Participated · Series B · Jun 2025

Simetrik offers a no-code, agentic-AI reconciliation platform that matches transactions from any source, standardizes data for reporting and AI use, and provides real-time oversight and exception alerts. The platform processes more than one billion records per day across 40+ countries and automates 100% of reconciliation workflows. Simetrik’s product is designed to shorten monthly closes, export AI-ready data for forecasting and risk modeling, and keep customers audit-ready without writing code. The company says its customer base includes Santander Group, Sephora, Mercado Libre, Nubank, Stax Payments, and others, and it partners with firms such as Deloitte. Simetrik reports 100% year-over-year revenue growth, which the company attributes to adoption in highly regulated, high-volume payments markets. Management plans to accelerate expansion in the U.S. and other fast-growing markets with the new funding. Simetrik develops financial automation software for CFOs centered on record centralization, reconciliations, controls, reporting and accounting. The company differentiates via Simetrik Building Blocks (SBBs), scalable no-code concepts that leverage generative AI. It moved away from an orchestration platform to focus exclusively on software for finance teams. Simetrik counts customers including Rappi, Mercado Libre, Nubank, Oxxo and PayU, and partners with firms such as Deloitte, while expanding into India and Singapore. Operational metrics improved materially: it now has clients in more than 35 countries, monitors over 200 million records daily (up from 70 million) and has seen revenue grow fourfold since its Series A. The company plans to use new funding to further develop SBBs, enhance AI capabilities and continue international expansion. Simetrik provides a no-code infrastructure that automates reconciliation for finance teams, delivering real-time visibility, traceability and cleaned financial data. The platform is offered as a service and lets finance teams configure a big-data backend via a spreadsheet-like interface without relying on engineering. Simetrik recently added a payment methods orchestrator to let payment services connect directly to multiple payment rails, shortening integration time and cost. The company says it has reconciled $75 billion of TPV per year over the past two years, serves 45 clients across 10 countries and processes transactions in 25 countries, including customers such as Rappi, Mercado Libre, Bancolombia, Clip, Ualá, DLocal, Nubank, Oxxo and PayU. It has been growing ~20% month-over-month over the past year and expects to finish the year with about $10 million in annual recurring revenue. Simetrik is investing heavily in product (over 45% of revenue and funding) and has scaled headcount from 72 employees a year ago to nearly 200, with plans to hire 100 more and expand into EMEA and APAC.

Led · Seed · Dec 2024

Numia provides a vendor-agnostic customer journey management platform that integrates offline and online customer interaction data from bank kiosks, tablets and software like Salesforce and Genesys. Its AI capabilities enable automated tasks and route customers to human agents when needed to improve efficiency and personalization. The company serves more than 350 customers across 10 Latin American countries, including Santander, HSBC and Allianz. Numia is profitable and expects to finish the year with $4.7 million to $5 million in booked ARR, with a goal to double that within two years. Founded in 2014 and pivoted in 2020 from queue management software to its current strategy, Numia plans to expand integration options and enhance its AI to drive more efficient and personalized customer journeys.

Led · Series A · Nov 2024

Solvento is a Mexican trucking-finance fintech founded in 2021 that offers invoice financing, automated payments, and products designed to increase transparency and liquidity in the trucking sector. Its services often replace more unsavory lenders that small Mexican carriers have relied on. The company currently serves around 500 carriers and aims to scale to 5,000 by the end of 2025. Planned product expansion includes fuel cards and extending credit for truck purchases. Solvento is launching a freight insights platform that leverages the millions of invoices it has handled to let shippers and carriers compare trucking rates nationwide. The company is also forming partnerships with banks and newcomers to Mexico like Uber Freight to broaden distribution and accelerate growth. Solvento provides payment and credit infrastructure for the LatAm trucking sector, automating payments, financing invoices, and addressing carriers' liquidity needs. The company recently launched Solvento Audita, an AI-powered software that automates end-to-end accounts payable by integrating via APIs, reading and validating documents, matching PODs to invoices and rates, and handling complex accessorial charges. Solvento says the product reduces lengthy manual processes to hours and is already used by customers including Nestlé and 99 minutos. The business enables shippers and brokers to offer quick pay and inject working capital into the supply chain to help carriers and drivers get paid faster. Funding will be used for further product development and expanded commercial efforts to meet demand in the $200 billion LatAm trucking market. Quona Capital cited the company’s 20x growth over the past couple of years as a rationale for doubling down on the team.