With a differentiating proposal aimed at agro-exportation, which is based on paying warrants with containers, the fintech founded by Ignacio Arambarri has already disbursed over US$120 million in more than 1,500 transactions in Latin America.
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Anchored in technology and integrated into the agro-export supply chain, Finanex offers commercial advances against inventory as collateral (warrants), which can be settled with containers or Bills of Lading (B/L): a novel proposal in the market. In a context where local banking rates are becoming prohibitive and traditional financing leaves out much of the agricultural SMEs, Finanex emerges as a concrete alternative: it offers export commercial advances funded in dollars, with disbursements in 2 hours and digital tools for better decision-making. Founded in the United States four years ago by Ignacio Arambarri, this young fintech has established itself as an innovative player in South America and is advancing with incipient operations in Brazil. The company does not collect deposits from the public nor does it engage in local financial intermediation; it operates with the backing of institutional Venture Capital funds from North America, Europe, Central America, and Brazil, as ...
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