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: Tivita, Asaas, Creditas & more
👥 Team Expansion: Jumpad, Turivius
🚀 Funding Rounds: Enter, Belo, TOHKN & more
🤝 Tech Talents Match: Vagas em startups brasileiras, atualizadas diariamente. Acesse aqui.
Let’s dive in…
📈 Traction Data
Revenue figures, ARR milestones, and customer counts from private startups across LatAm.
Belo, a Buenos Aires–based fintech that provides international accounts and global payments using crypto and stablecoin infrastructure, reported a 50% month-over-month user acquisition growth and positive cash flow. [Round Below]
Enter, a Brazil–based AI-driven legaltech that automates corporate litigation by analyzing cases, organizing evidence and suggesting legal strategies, reported R$ 50 million in ARR in 2025 and said ARR grew 13× in 2026. [Round Below]
Tivita, a Brazil–based fintech/healthtech platform that automates financial and administrative management for clinics and medical practices, grew 10x in 2025 and serves more than 1,000 clients. The platform has processed over R$ 250 million in payments and completed over 8 million automated tasks in healthcare.
Asaas, a Brazil–based fintech that simplifies accounts payable and receivable for SMEs and offers payments, billing and credit products, processed R$ 5 billion in monthly TPV and set targets to reach R$ 1 billion in revenue by the end of 2026 and R$ 2 billion in 2027.
Creditas, a São Paulo–based fintech platform offering secured lending products (home equity, auto equity and e-consignado) and credit services, reported R$ 1.1 billion in originations in Q1 2026 and grew its managed portfolio to R$ 7.6 billion. It posted R$ 633 million in revenue and R$ 253.5 million in gross profit (40% gross margin), maintained neutral cash flow for the fifth consecutive quarter, and projected breakeven in 2026.
Elevify, a Delaware–based edtech that aggregates online content into structured courses and offers free and premium plans, grew to 220,000 new learners per month and reached US$ 120,000 in monthly revenue, hitting breakeven in March 2026. [Round Below]
Condor Instruments, a São Paulo–based maker of actigraphs that record activity, light and skin temperature to analyze circadian rhythms for research and industry, reported R$ 6.6 million in revenue in 2025, expects around R$ 10 million in 2026 and exported nearly 90% of its devices.
AG TaxTech, a Florianópolis–based taxtech that provides tax intelligence and fiscal management for companies, reported R$ 330 million in revenue in 2025 and set a 2026 revenue target of R$ 550 million (a 66.7% increase).
👥 Team Expansion
Startups rapidly scaling their teams.
Jumpad, a Florida-based corporate intelligence management platform that enables the use of AI at an enterprise level, with governance, security and full data ownership, saw a ~23% headcount growth over the past quarter, reaching a total of 27 employees.
Turivius, a São Paulo-based legal research platform intended to improve legal data analytics and research in Brazil, saw an ~18% headcount growth over the past quarter, reaching a total of 26 employees.
🚀 Funding Rounds
Equity funding rounds from the past two weeks fueling the next wave of LatAm tech. Sorted by round size.
Enter closed a R$ 500 million Series B round at a R$ 6.4 billion valuation. The round was led by Founders Fund (which doubled its bet after leading the Series A) and also included Kaszek, Ribbit Capital, Sequoia, OneVC and Atlantico. [Source]
Belo closed a US$ 14 million Series A led by Tether. The round included new investor Titan Fund and existing backers Mindset Ventures, Venture City and G2, and the capital will be used to accelerate expansion into Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia and Paraguay. [Source]
TOHKN, a San Salvador–based platform that tokenizes real estate and other real-world assets to enable Latin Americans to invest from US$ 100, closed a public issuance of US$ 8.5 million. [Source]
Benup, a São Paulo–based SaaS for corporate benefits that integrates HR, employers and benefit providers to automate data exchange, closed a seed round of US $3.5 million led by Pátria Investimentos with participation from Atman Capital and angel investors including Roberto Lee, Florian Bartunek and Marcelo Kayath. [Source]
Agrorobótica, a São Carlos–based agtech that uses patented laser spectroscopy and AI to analyze soil and provide agronomic recommendations and soil‑carbon measurement and certification, raised R$ 10.8 million in a seed round led by VOX Capital with participation from BB Impacto I. [Source]
Elevify closed a seed round of US$ 1.35 million led by Newtopia with participation from GP Investimentos, Lotux.VC and Malta Enterprise, plus follow-on from Vivo Ventures and Big Bets. [Source]
Constr Up, a Vinhedo–based digital platform that digitizes construction-material stores using AI to automate customer service, product management and sales via WhatsApp and an app, is set to receive an investment of R$ 5 million from Vellore Ventures to expand operations and develop new retail-focused features. [Source]
Beepay, a Florianópolis–based retailtech/fintech that builds autonomous checkout technology for stores, integrating payments and identification into a single checkout flow, raised R$ 2 million in a seed round led by Comunitá, the CVC of Sicredi. The round also included ACATE Invest and the accelerator Ventiur. [Source]
Logiez, a Pelotas–based logtech that provides a Comex platform for SMEs with freight calculation, document generation, timelines and shipment tracking, raised R$ 500 thousand in an investment led by WOW and Ventiur. [Source]
Hyperus, a Espírito Santo do Pinhal–based industrial IoT startup that combines industrial hardware, cloud software and AI to monitor machines and identify failures, losses and stoppages in real time, closed a strategic investment from Fiemg Anjos. [Source]
GatekeeperX, a Buenos Aires–based AI-first fintech that detects, anticipates and prevents digital payments fraud in real time for finance and e-commerce, added Global Paytech Ventures as a strategic investor to accelerate its international expansion. [Source]
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The funding activity across the LATAM tech ecosystem over the past month shows a healthy maturation. The region is moving past the era of lazy 'X for Latin America' clones and transitioning into cross-border infrastructure, logistics optimization, and localized B2B software architectures. Because the cost of capital remains structurally higher relative to Silicon Valley, LATAM founders are forced to exhibit capital efficiency far earlier in their lifecycle. This produces a much hardier breed of startup. For a discerning allocator, the real alpha isn't in hyper-inflated consumer plays, but in the infrastructure layer solving friction points unique to developing markets.