Flink México
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Flink México

http://www.miflink.com/
Last activity: 28.11.2023
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Nuestra misión es democratizar los servicios financieros en México y empoderar a las nuevas generaciones con mejores herramientas para que puedan disfrutar del presente mientras construyen su futuro a través de una experiencia financiera excepcional y transparente.
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Location: Mexico, Mexico City
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $69M
Founded date: 2017

Investors 6

Funding Rounds 2

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
25.08.2021-$57M-
05.02.2021Series A$12M-

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28.11.2023Webull leaps into Mexico with acquisition of stock trading app FlinkPopular stock trading app Webull has acquired Mexican investment platform Flink, giving it an entry into the Mexico market. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Although Webull has China roots, it is based in the United States an...
25.08.2021Mexican Flink receives $ 57 million from The Chainsmokers and other investorsAugust 25, 2021 2 min read This article was translated from our Spanish edition using AI technologies. Errors may exist due to this process. The Mexican microtrading startup Flink announced the closing of a $ 57 million Series B investment ...
25.08.2021With investors like Lightspeed and The Chainsmokers, Mexican neobroker Flink raises $57M to boost financial inclusion in LatAmFlink, a Mexico City-based neobroker, has raised $57 million in a Series B round of funding led by Lightspeed Venture Partners. The financing comes just over six months after Flink raised $12 million in a Series A round led by Accel. Existi...
05.02.2021Mexico-Based Fintech Flink Raises $12 Million Through Series A Investment Round Led By Accel & ALLVPFlink, a Mexico-based fintech, announced this week it raised $12 million through its Series A funding round, which was led by Accel and ALLVP with participation from Raptor Financial Group, Clocktower Ventures, Kevin Efrusy, and Oskar Hjert...
04.02.2021Accel backs Mexican startup Flink’s effort to bring consumer investing to Latin AmericaHere in the U.S., we take for granted the ability to invest and trade in the stock market. So while we can get in an uproar about the various ways Robinhood may or may not be acting responsibly, it can be easy to forget that not everyone in...
17.10.2019The battle to become the Mexican Nubank just startedThiago Paiva Contributor Share on Twitter Thiago is a fintech entrepreneur, investor, and columnist. He is currently a product leader at Oyster, a neobank for SMEs in Latin America. More posts by this contributor A look at Latin America’s e...
26.02.201916 FinTech Solutions Were Developed in One Weekend at Startupbootcamp FinTech HackathonFrom February 22nd to 24th, the innovation programs of Startupbootcamp in Mexico City held their second FinTech Hackathon, this time focused on financial health. For 52 hours in a row, nearly 80 participants brought together their FinTech ...
16.10.2017First cohort of Startupbootcamp FinTech in Latin America secures 30 collaboration projects with financial industryThe first Startupbootcamp FinTech program in Latin America (a joint venture between Startupbootcamp and Finnovista), celebrated the end of its first batch during Demo Day. The startups have collectively secured 30 pilot projects and collabo...
19.07.2017In Pursuit of Business Growth In Latin America (I/II): Turning gaps into opportunitiesIn a region so peculiar such as Latin America, the meaning of business growth implies two things: the transformation of development gaps into opportunities, and the people and companies empowerment through technology. Despite its levels of...
19.06.2017Startupbootcamp FinTech picks top 9 LatAm startups to join inaugural Mexico City programMexico City, 19 June 2017 – Startupbootcamp FinTech, the leading global FinTech accelerator focused on innovation for the financial services industry, announces the 9 FinTech startups chosen to be part of its first program in Latin America,...
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