New business models, further gains in crypto-based payments and—hopefully—increased interoperability are ahead for LatAm payments in 2022, say leaders in Latin America’s payments industry.

New business models, further gains in crypto-based payments and—hopefully—increased interoperability are ahead for LatAm payments in 2022, say leaders in Latin America’s payments industry.
The decision by the Mexican central bank (Banxico) follows similar steps by peers in the region towards issuing central bank digital currencies
2022 will also be the year of APIs, neobank financing and fintech regionalization, according to a survey of Latin American industry experts
#Series2021: Central banks in several countries announced plans to introduce their own digital currencies, following the lead of Caribbean nations
#Series2021: The use of central bank-backed instant payment platforms intensified, led by Brazil’s Pix, which is used by almost two thirds of the population
The big card brands are preparing for a world where cryptoassets are regular currency.
Argentine Fintech Chamber said was unexpected and will likely push more users to operate in the informal sector.
Nubank hopes to become Brazil’s highest-valued financial institution, surpassing the giant Itaú Unibanco
Central Bank of Brazil works on official cryptocurrency, “digital real”, which will target retail payments and aims to drive innovation and new business models
The financial industry is exploring the use of cryptocurrencies in payments or as collateral for loans
#FridayBriefing: Chile has embarked on the road to issuing its own digital currency.
This week’s key LatAm digital banking and fintech news: Plus – PicPay buys Guiabolso, investment rounds for Lemon, Global 66 and Quansa
This week’s key news in digital banking, fintech and payments in Latin America
The approval of bitcoin in El Salvador is unlikely to cause a domino effect in the legalization of cryptocurrencies in LatAm, experts say
#TopNews: The key news in LatAm digital banking, fintech and payments: Nubank reaches a US$30bn valuation; Brazil’s BS2 makes fintech acquisition, Citibanamex, Dann Regional make digital banking advances
Latin American financial institutions have become more open-minded about blockchain in recent years. Yet solid use cases are needed for it to become more wide-spread
This week’s key fintech and digital banking news: Bitso becomes the first crypto ‘unicorn’ in Latam; Ame acquires Nexoos; Brazilian banks launch WhatsApp Pay, and more
Top digital banking and fintech news this week: Credijusto buys credit analytics startup; new rounds for Hash, Avista and Atrato
New business models, further gains in crypto-based payments and—hopefully—increased interoperability are ahead for LatAm payments in 2022, say leaders in Latin America’s payments industry.
The decision by the Mexican central bank (Banxico) follows similar steps by peers in the region towards issuing central bank digital currencies
The decision by the Mexican central bank (Banxico) follows similar steps by peers in the region towards issuing central bank digital currencies
2022 will also be the year of APIs, neobank financing and fintech regionalization, according to a survey of Latin American industry experts
#Series2021: Central banks in several countries announced plans to introduce their own digital currencies, following the lead of Caribbean nations
#Series2021: The use of central bank-backed instant payment platforms intensified, led by Brazil’s Pix, which is used by almost two thirds of the population
The big card brands are preparing for a world where cryptoassets are regular currency.
Argentine Fintech Chamber said was unexpected and will likely push more users to operate in the informal sector.
Nubank hopes to become Brazil’s highest-valued financial institution, surpassing the giant Itaú Unibanco
Central Bank of Brazil works on official cryptocurrency, “digital real”, which will target retail payments and aims to drive innovation and new business models
The financial industry is exploring the use of cryptocurrencies in payments or as collateral for loans
#FridayBriefing: Chile has embarked on the road to issuing its own digital currency.