Chilean fintech Xepelin obtained $140 million to broaden its operations in Mexico

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Chilean fintech Xepelin obtained 0 million to broaden its operations in Mexico


Xepelin, the Chilean fintech that gives monetary companies for small and medium-sized corporations, introduced that international funding banking big Goldman Sachs had supplied it with a $140 million asset-backed securities credit score line.

The proceeds will gas Xapelin’s growth in Mexico, the place the corporate seeks to change into a B2B funds market chief.

As well as, this funding will allow Xepelin to proceed working to streamline transactional and monetary processes and supply fee and credit score companies to extra corporations within the area.

Nicolas de Camino headshot
Nicolas de Camino

To this point, that is their most in depth credit score line, which has a 3-year maturity and will likely be launched in 2 phases: within the first, they’ll deploy $40M, and within the second, $100M.

“This massive financing displays the boldness that not solely our prospects but in addition our buyers have in our enterprise mannequin. An important factor for Xepelin is to unravel the pains that corporations face financially,” mentioned in a word to the market Nicolas de Camino, Co-CEO of Xepelin.

‘Excited for help’

“We’re very excited to have the help of Goldman Sachs. GS is among the largest international funding banks on the planet, and we’re delighted to begin a long-term relationship with them. With this essential funding, we are going to look to proceed to broaden our companies and thus present digital funds and financing options to all B2B corporations in Chile and Mexico,” added Sebastian Kreis. He additionally runs Xepelin because the Co-CEO.

Xepelin has operations in Mexico and Chile, with greater than 15,000 prospects, producing greater than $1.2 billion in financing.

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This Goldman Sachs financing additional contributes to the $230 million raised, between debt and fairness, in a Collection A spherical in mid-2021 and $111 million raised in a Collection B spherical led by Avenir and Kaszek.

This Collection B spherical had counted on the participation of main worldwide funds reminiscent of PayPal Ventures, Wellington, DST World, Battery Ventures, MSA Novo, Endeavor Catalyst, FJ Labs, and Picus, amongst others.

Based in 2019 by Nicolas de Camino and Sebastian Kreis, Xepelin relies on a SaaS mannequin designed to present SMEs a real-time technique to arrange their monetary info. Built-in into its software program is a manner for corporations to use for short-term working capital loans.

AI to grasp danger

Xepelin additionally makes use of synthetic intelligence expertise to assemble public info from corporations, reminiscent of information from tax businesses, making a software to grasp credit score danger higher.

To this point, the agency has generated greater than $1.2 billion US in financing for regional corporations.

After consolidating sturdy participation in Chile, Xepelin entered the Mexican market and shortly positioned itself as a frontrunner within the sector. 

Since its Collection A, the corporate has grown to serve greater than 5 occasions the variety of shoppers in Chile and Mexico. It has additionally elevated revenues 60 occasions in Mexico, the place it launched Funds. This new B2B funds product permits corporations to arrange and automate their funds to their suppliers, with and with out financing.

Mexico, Xepelin’s wager to broaden its operations in Latin America, has a market of 30 million corporations and is the place the corporate intends to speculate greater than $200 million within the coming years.

  • Jorge C. Carrasco is a Cuban journalist and author primarily based in Brazil. He has contributed to a number of publications, reminiscent of International Coverage, The Spectator Australia, Estadão, Época, Washington Examiner, and Quillette, amongst others.