Participated · Seed · Dec 2025

Grupalia is positioning itself as a neobank for microbusinesses in Mexico and has launched a digital group loan as its first proprietary product. That product has already reached more than 40,000 local businesses. The company was founded by Roger Rea (CEO), formerly CEO & co-founder of Mexican fintech Atrato, and Ramón Echeverría (CTO), formerly a software engineer at Platanus Ventures. Grupalia publicly came out of stealth six months ago after operating previously under the radar. The team comprises more than 20 people, and the company is aiming for $10M in annualized revenue. Its recent fundraising (a $7.7M Seed following a $4.8M Pre-Seed) is intended to accelerate its path toward becoming a neobank for micronegocios.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2024

Leasy is a Peruvian fintech offering subscription-based financing to ride-hailing drivers. The company’s core product is a subscription model that provides vehicle financing and it plans to develop new financing options for different vehicle types. Leasy will use the $28M Series A (a mix of equity and debt) to expand operations in Mexico and Peru. Investors in the round include Magma Partners (lead), Entangle Group, DeBa Ventures, Noa Capital, and Grupo CAPEM. The company plans to provide over 500 individual loans in Peru and monthly loan originations of $1M–$1.5M in Mexico. In 2023 Leasy reported a significant increase in loan placements and revenue in Peru while maintaining profitability, which attracted investor interest. Leasy offers automobile financing to Latin American ride-hailing drivers via a subscription-style financing model that includes insurance, simple payments and flexible return terms. The company uses a driver-facing app for payment transparency and is integrated with Uber APIs for background and driving checks. Leasy has developed predictive analytics plans to estimate default risk and provide drivers with operational insights like fuel and earnings. It claims interest rates far below traditional banks, a 5% down payment requirement, and rental-market‑matching pricing. The startup reports it has been profitable (positive net income and EBITDA) since month one and saw 170% revenue growth in 2021 versus 2020. To date it has underwritten over 370 loan contracts, has a waiting list of more than 1,500 people, and reports a roughly 1% churn/default rate. The new capital will be used to scale faster and expand beyond Peru to Mexico, then Colombia and Chile.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2023

Founded in 2017, Meddi is a digital health platform that builds an ecosystem to link employers, insurers and patients for continuous monitoring of health habits and early detection of risk. The company offers digital health records and integrates partners across care, currently working with more than 58 hospitals, over 5,000 specialists and over 300 laboratories. Meddi aims to incorporate digital biomarkers and personalized health plans to enable preventive care and closer engagement with users. Its stated goal is to make health care as easy to manage as using a daily app and to expand access across Latin America. Prior financial backers include CAPEM México, ID345, Enlaces, Open Water Investment and Unreasonable México. The recent investment from GNP and Médica Móvil is intended to scale the platform and deepen integration between prevention and insurance protection.

Participated · Series B · Oct 2023

Nexu provides an automotive financing platform that complements existing dealership systems and products to deliver a digital, real-time financing experience. The platform uses a proprietary credit and risk scoring system to help buyers find financing with more favorable terms and simplify the purchasing process. The company was founded by Abdon Nacif and Fernando Gómez and is based in Mexico City. Nexu raised $20M in a Series B and included a debt facility as part of the financing package. The company plans to use the funds to invest in development of its intelligent platform and to grow its operations and services. Nexu is a Mexican fintech operating in the auto-loans space. The company provides financing solutions for auto purchases. Wollef reported on 25 January 2022 that Nexu completed a financing totaling $50 million composed of both debt and equity. The article does not disclose participating investors, valuation, founding year, or operating metrics. No details on use of proceeds or explicit future plans were provided in the article. Coverage is limited to the announced $50M debt-and-equity raise.