Welcome to the LatamList roundup, your bi-monthly summary of the Latin America startup scene.The first half of April was packed with activity for fintechs across LatAm. Here are the product launches, partnerships, and expansions we saw in the last two weeks.PartnershipsColombian fintech Wioba closed a partnership to integrate 123Seguro‘s car insurance policies into its wealth management platform, allowing its 51k users to choose the most suitable policy for their vehicle type, usage, and budget. Read more on LatamFintech Hub.Nubank and Wise announced they have partnered to launch a global account in Brazil, allowing Nubank’s Ultravioleta customers to sign up in advance for instant currency conversion to dollars and euros with lower fees, free international ATM withdrawals, and complimentary internet access while traveling abroad. Read more on LatamFintech Hub.Uruguayan cross-border payment platform dLocal (NASDAQ: DLO) partnered with Papaya Global to facilitate global workforce payments across emerging markets, starting with Chile, Colombia, and Mexico in Latin America, and multiple countries in Asia and Africa. Read more on Electronic Payments International.Payment processor Bamboo Payment closed a partnership with fintech Nequi, allowing Bamboo’s 19 million users in Colombia to use Nequi as an instant payment method. LaunchesFinaktiva, a Colombian SME financing platform, has launched a centralized financial management solution enabling businesses to monitor their invoices, instantly consolidate financial records, and manage supplier payments in one place. Read more on LatamFintech Hub.OtherDapta, a no-code platform for API and AI integrations, secured $1.2M in a pre-seed round led by Fen Ventures and LatinLeap to enhance product development, expand into the US market, and democratize AI for SMBs

This marks a significant year with a 61% increase in revenue and a 34% rise in the number of disbursements. Pablo Santos, co-founder and CEO, attributes this remarkable success to the company’s strategic focus on key products such as factoring and the innovative Finaktiva as a Service (FaaS) platform, as well as the seamless integration of its comprehensive solutions including lending, Supply Chain Financing (SCF), and cash management services.Throughout the year, Finaktiva not only achieved financial growth but also reinforced its commitment to sustainable business practices by obtaining B Corporation recertification. Additionally, the company launched an Advisory Committee program specifically designed to support female entrepreneurs in their strategic and sustainable growth endeavors. Santos further extended his leadership within the industry by taking on prominent roles in the Andi Del Futuro board and Ruta N.Despite the economic challenges faced globally, Santos emphasized Finaktiva’s steadfast belief in the pivotal role of businesses in driving the country’s economy. The company remains dedicated to supporting Colombian entrepreneurs and SMEs, viewing this support as crucial for economic growth, market stability, and wealth creation.Looking forward, Finaktiva sets its sights on doubling its growth, internationalizing its product offerings, and establishing itself as a strategic ally in cash flow management for SMEs. In 2024, the fintech aims to expand its international product portfolio and solidify its position as a key player in the Latin American business ecosystem

The fund (FCP SURA Private Debt Fund) has entered into an agreement with the Colombian fintech company Finaktiva.