Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Aviva offers loans generally between $100 and $1,000 to individuals and small businesses, primarily serving informal-economy customers outside major metropolitan areas. Customers apply through videoconference bots at physical kiosks and applications are evaluated in minutes using AI models that analyze behavioral and identity signals. The company currently operates in more than 300 small and mid-sized cities across 23 Mexican states and reports over 300,000 completed kiosk application processes. Aviva’s product lineup includes a working-capital loan for microbusinesses and a point-of-sale consumer credit product deployed through kiosks inside retail stores. Founded in 2022 by Filiberto Castro, David Hernández, Amran Frey and Israel García, the company has raised $34 million in capital and more than $80 million in credit lines to date. Aviva aims to reach an addressable market of over 50 million adults with limited access to banking services and plans to use recent funding to expand locations, products and technology staff.

Participated · Equity · May 2026

Founded in 2019, MisCausas.io operates a freemium LegalTech marketplace that uses AI to match users to lawyers with a reported 90% matching accuracy. The platform handles civil, labor and family legal cases and reports 150,000 registered users across Chile, Peru and Colombia. Its hybrid revenue model includes individual subscriptions ($9–49/month), SME plans ($99/month) and 15–20% commissions for lawyers. In 2025 it reported $2.8M in revenue with 150% year-over-year growth and projects over $5M for 2026. Strategic partnerships—including API integration with the Chilean Poder Judicial (2024) and collaborations like BancoEstado credits for legal services—have driven significant user acquisition and created regulatory moats. The company positions itself for regional expansion and continued monetization of volume-driven subscription and commission revenue.

Led · Equity · Nov 2025

MiSalud Health offers a bilingual healthcare platform that combines an open-sourced large language model with culturally competent physicians and health coaches to automate administrative tasks, improve health literacy, and deliver personalized care. The service reaches employees in agriculture, construction, manufacturing, and hospitality through job-site events and virtual consultations, making quality care more accessible and affordable for underserved communities. MiSalud’s AI assists clinicians by streamlining workflows, thereby lowering costs and enhancing patient engagement. The company currently serves over 100,000 members across North America. With its latest capital infusion, MiSalud plans to expand operations into 20 additional U.S. states and roll out services that traditionally require in-person visits. Including the newest financing, MiSalud has raised a total of $18.3 million from venture investors.

Participated · Equity · Aug 2025

Monato is a Mexican fintech founded in 2024 that builds modular, scalable financial infrastructure enabling retailers, lenders, and payment service providers to integrate financial services quickly, securely, and under Mexican regulation. The company has a strategic alliance with regulated institution Finco Pay to offer account opening, fund transfers, and bill-payment infrastructure. Finco Pay, in under two years of operations, has achieved direct connectivity to Mexico's SPEI system and obtained CNBV authorization to operate as an IFPE. Monato already operates a payments infrastructure and plans to expand its rails beyond SPEI while building a data-driven intelligent financing model. With new capital, Monato intends to accelerate launches of direct debit, FX solutions, acquiring services, and integrated smart credit platforms, and is evaluating applying for authorization to operate as a Sociedad Financiera Popular (Sofipo).

Participated · Seed · Jun 2025

Tensec builds an AI-driven platform that lets import-export trading companies embed foreign exchange, cross-border payments, treasury and other financial tools directly into their workflows without any technical integration. Its "Powered by Tensec" model automates the technical, operational and compliance burdens, while U.S. banking services are delivered through partner Stearns Bank, N.A. The company is headquartered in San Francisco with additional offices in New York, Mexico City and São Paulo, and is led by alumni of PayPal, Meta, Goldman Sachs, Visa, Mastercard and Credit Karma. Earlier in 2025 Tensec raised a $12 million seed round led by Costanoa to build out its platform. With the newly announced credit facility, management intends to scale annual transaction volume from roughly $500 million to $5 billion and onboard more than 100 new trading partners over the next 18 months. This ten-fold capacity increase positions Tensec to capture a share of the cross-border payments market, which is projected to grow from $194.6 trillion in 2024 to $320 trillion by 2032. While not yet disclosing revenue, the company emphasizes rapid user and volume growth as its primary operating metrics.