Paying Latin American contractors from the US or Canada requires optimizing FX, choosing rails like bank transfers, local ACH, prepaid cards, or crypto rails, and ensuring compliance. This guide walks you through cost-efficient, compliant workflows.
For global fintechs, remittance platforms, and multi-country startups, managing liquidity is one of the hardest parts of scaling. Moving money across borders is slow, expensive,
Many Latin American fintech startups stumble over regulatory licenses, unclear compliance, tech complexity, and partner mismatch when launching card programs. This post shows how to avoid these mistakes and build a clear roadmap to success.
Prepaid card issuing transforms reimbursements: issue cards instantly, set spending rules, automate fund loading, and streamline accounting, for happier teams across Latin America.
Crypto‑backed Visa and MasterCard cards are transforming remittances in Latin America, offering lower costs, instant access, and enhanced financial inclusion by bypassing traditional banking delays.
This case study details how Yativo empowered a Latin American employer to launch a compliant, multi-country payroll card, streamlining payouts, reducing FX friction, and enhancing employee transparency.
Embedded finance allows your business to embed payments and brand your own cards, virtual or physical, enhancing customer loyalty, building revenue streams through interchange, and delivering a seamless fintech experience.
Virtual cards offer instant issuance, low cost, and strong security, while physical cards deliver broad acceptance and tangible presence. This article breaks down how Latin American users choose between them based on lifestyle, access, and fintech trends.
Launching a card program no longer requires your own banking licence. This guide explains how to team up with BIN sponsors, leverage Banking-as-a-Service platforms, and settle in stablecoins to issue virtual or physical Visa cards in weeks, not years.
Virtual accounts unlock global scale for fintechs: collect multiple currencies locally, automate compliance, streamline payouts, and reduce operational overhead, all without opening local bank branches.
Latin America's crypto landscape presents both opportunities and challenges for founders. This guide delves into the region's diverse regulatory environments, offering insights into country-specific laws, compliance strategies, and the importance of engaging with local legal experts to navigate the evolving legal frameworks effectively.
Mexico's fintech sector is rapidly evolving, driven by regulatory advancements, technological innovation, and a commitment to financial inclusion. This article explores the key innovations shaping Mexico's financial landscape, including digital payment platforms, open banking initiatives, and the impact of the Fintech Law.
