Welcome to Tech Signals, a newsletter that tracks how fast LatAm startups are growing. From news articles, LinkedIn posts, and other public sources, it surfaces the metrics that matter: revenue figures, customer counts, headcount growth, and funding rounds of private startups across Latin America.
Here’s a quick look at what you’ll find in this week’s edition:
📈 Traction Data: Ruvo, Nexa, Jabuti AGI & more
👥 Team Expansion: Primero AI, Volund, Telepatia AI
🚀 Funding Rounds: Scanntech, Alice, Tractian & more
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📈 Traction Data
Revenue figures, ARR milestones, and customer counts from private startups across LatAm.
Tractian, a seven-year-old Atlanta–based industrial monitoring company that uses proprietary sensors and AI software to predict machinery failures and recommend maintenance actions, reported about US$100 million in annualized revenue and deployments across more than 2,000 industrial facilities worldwide. Half of its revenue is generated outside Brazil. [Round Below]
Alice, a seven-year-old São Paulo–based healthtech that operates a health plan and uses AI across care delivery, medical tools and its member app, has grown from 6,000 members in 2021 to more than 100,000 members, with recurring revenue above R$1.2 billion and roughly 70% year-over-year growth. [Round Below]
Ruvo, a two-year-old São Paulo–based fintech offering global accounts for people and businesses to receive, convert, and spend money between Brazil and other countries, reported a 4.1x increase in monthly transaction volume since February 2026 and the company projects annualized transaction volume to exceed R$1 billion by the end of 2026.
Nexa, a two-year-old São Paulo–based fintech that uses AI to create personalized investment products from tokenized financial assets, reported 25% month-over-month growth for two consecutive years. The company projects fivefold growth by 2027 following the launch of its Nexa Genesis platform.
Cubbo, a five-year-old Mexico City–based logistics technology company providing fulfillment services and software for commerce operations, reported 310% growth in its Brazilian operation from 2024 to 2025 and projects US$68 million in annual global revenue.
Jabuti AGI, a two-year-old São Paulo–based autonomous AI startup that integrates enterprise systems for regulated sectors, grew 700% in 2025 and projects R$25 million in revenue for 2026. The company also aims to triple revenue and reach R$50 million in 2027.
👥 Team Expansion
Startups rapidly scaling their teams.
Primero AI, a one-year-old Mexico-based AI platform unifying enterprise data and deploying agents to detect, recommend, and execute, optimizing inventory, credit, and margins, saw a >100% increase in headcount over the past quarter, reaching a total of 32 employees.
Volund, a one-year-old Brazil-based AI-native engineering company building agentic systems to deliver complex software projects in weeks instead of months, saw a 100% increase in headcount over the past quarter, reaching a total of 26 employees.
Telepatia AI, a one-year-old Brazil-based clinical AI that transcribes visits, structures records, and supports decisions within workflows for doctors across Latin America, saw a >80% increase in headcount over the past quarter, reaching a total of 123 employees.
🚀 Funding Rounds
Funding rounds from the past two weeks fueling the next wave of LatAm tech. Sorted by round size.
Scanntech, a 35-year-old Montevideo–based retail technology company that collects real-time sales data for retailers and consumer goods companies, raised US$180M in a round led by L Catterton. Partners Group and Bradesco also participated. [Source]
Tractian raised US$130 million in a Series D at a US$1.4 billion valuation. Sapphire Ventures and Catalyst, M&G Investments' venture arm, led the round, with participation from N47, General Catalyst, Bosch Ventures, Monashees, Endeavor Catalyst, Norte Ventures and Y Combinator. [Source]
Alice raised a US$40 million Series D led by the IFC, the World Bank’s private-investment arm. DEG and FinnFund joined the round, alongside existing backers Kaszek, ThornTree Capital, Next Billion Ventures and Canary. [Source]
Matria, a three-year-old Belo Horizonte–based healthtech that uses AI agents to integrate hospital systems and support patient-management and clinical workflows, raised US$6.5 million in a Seed round led by Astella. Endeavor Scale Up Ventures, Floating Point, FluentVC and healthcare-focused angel investors also participated, while Afya followed on from its earlier investment. [Source]
Giraffe Bio, a two-year-old Buenos Aires–based developer of AI-designed biochemical reagents that improve copper recovery in mining, raised a US$6.4 million Seed round. Orion Industrial Ventures led the round, with participation from BHP Ventures, Twynam, AIR Capital and Baruch Future Ventures. [Source]
Dapta, a three-year-old Phoenix–based startup that develops AI agents to automate sales outreach, lead qualification and meeting scheduling, raised a US$6 million Seed round led by Chingona Ventures. Crew Capital, Broom Ventures and Cometa participated, alongside pre-Seed backers 500 Global and Fen Ventures. [Source]
Rebill, a six-year-old Miami–based payment-infrastructure provider that enables businesses to accept local payment methods across countries without establishing local legal entities, raised US$5.4 million in a pre-Series A round, bringing its total funding to more than US$9 million. Investors included Tiger Global, Y Combinator, SV Angel, Soma Capital, Guillermo Rauch and Arash Ferdowsi. [Source]
Klubi, a seven-year-old São Paulo–based fintech that digitizes consortium plans and distributes them directly and through partner companies, raised more than R$20 million from Patria High Growth in the second extension of its Series A. [Source]
Sanii, a three-year-old Brazil–based healthtech that coordinates home care through caregiver selection, scheduling and health-monitoring technology, raised R$13 million across investment rounds led by Valor Capital Group, Norte Ventures, Seedstars and Sororitê Ventures. [Source]
Leme, a three-year-old São Paulo–based edtech that combines student social and learning data to help municipal education systems reduce inequalities, raised a R$1.2 million pre-Seed round from Potencia Ventures. [Source]
MineMind, a Miami–based AI platform that orchestrates mining-geology and engineering workflows within existing software, raised US$1 million in an angel round at a US$11 million valuation. The round was backed by mining and software-industry veterans including Edson Ribeiro, Nick Fogarty, Francisco Bittencourt and Mauro Sérvulo Delgado Santos. [Source]
Imersa, a one-year-old São Paulo–based AI sales copilot that analyzes B2B sales conversations and provides real-time feedback and training simulations, raised $50,000 in its first funding round from Flávio Szenkier. The startup plans to seek an additional $100K from angel investors and VC funds. [Source]
EFY Finance, a four-year-old Panama City–based fintech providing cross-border payment infrastructure, digital asset custody and stablecoin accounts, secured an undisclosed investment from Tether as part of its Seed funding round. [Source]
Peso, a two-year-old Santa Cruz de la Sierra–based fintech offering a USDT account for cross-border payments, savings, investments, and digital and in-person payments across Latin America, raised an undisclosed pre-Seed round led by Tether. [Source]
Inner AI, a three-year-old São Paulo–based AI startup offering an AI copilot and a platform of autonomous agents for business operations, raised an undisclosed strategic Seed extension from Vivo Ventures. The company had previously raised a R$30 million Seed round co-led by Canary and ONEVC. [Source]
Debt Rounds
6P Condo, a four-year-old Barueri–based fintech that turns condominium-fee receivables into negotiable assets and financing solutions, raised R$ 350 million for its third receivables investment fund (FIDC) in partnership with Chimera Capital. [Source]
Bold, a seven-year-old Bogotá–based fintech providing businesses with payment, deposit, lending and savings services, secured a US$11.3M credit facility from BBVA Spark. [Source]
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