Monashees

Founded in 2005, Monashees is a leading venture capital firm based in São Paulo, Brazil. It partners with exceptional founders transforming large markets through technology. With a human-centric approach, Monashees supports entrepreneurs from their early stages, fostering growth and innovation across sectors such as software, fintech, healthcare, and more.

Eric Acher

Managing Partner

Rodrigo Aldrighi

Associate

Sullyen Almeida

Principal

Caio Vinicius Mayoli Bolognesi

Partner

Mariana Correa

Partner and Controller

Carlo Dapuzzo

Partner

Guilherme Decourt

Partner

Marcelo Gobato

Associate

Roberto Trevisan

Operations Partner

Fabio Igel

Partner

Bruno Koba

Associate

Marcelo Lima

Partner

Past deals in Payments

Clara

Venture Round in 2025
Clara is a Latin American fintech company specializing in corporate spending management. It offers locally-issued corporate cards, bill pay services, financing solutions, and a software platform designed to streamline expense reporting and provide real-time insights into spending.

Félix

Series B in 2025
Félix is a chat-based platform that enables Latinos in the United States to send money abroad. The company combines blockchain technology, natural language processing, and artificial intelligence to automate and simplify cross-border payments, aiming to transform remittances and improve financial health for users. The platform supports faster transfers, reduced costs, and easier tracking by engaging users through chat interactions and secure settlement processes. It also helps build credit history for customers, contributing to broader financial inclusion.

Ualá

Series E in 2024
Ualá is a fintech company offering a wide range of financial services. It provides users with a prepaid Mastercard for payments, savings accounts, and investment options, aiming to increase financial inclusion in Latin America.

NG.CASH

Series A in 2024
NG.CASH is a digital app designed to help Generation Z become financially independent. It allows users to manage their own money with solutions such as PIX (Brazil’s “instant-payment” method), prepaid credit cards, allowance management, and a virtual card. Structured as a financial hub, NG.CASH aims to accompany its clients throughout their lives and increase financial literacy in the region.

Fintoc

Series A in 2024
Founded in March 2020 by Cristóbal Griffero and Lukas Zorich, Fintoc is a financial technology company based in Santiago, Chile. It offers an API that enables online businesses to accept instant payments directly from customers' bank accounts, facilitating digital payment processing, recurring charges, and automated reconciliation.

Addi

Venture Round in 2024
Addi is a technology company that provides consumer credit and point-of-sale financing solutions. Its application enables customers to apply for credit at the moment of purchase at partner retailers and to pay for purchases in interest-free installments, supporting affordable financing for shopping needs and expanding digital commerce.

Yuno

Series A in 2024
Yuno is a developer of payment infrastructure technology that allows companies to seamlessly accept a wide range of payment methods and effectively manage fraud through a single integration. The company's platform enhances the customer experience by enabling customizable checkout options and simplifying the addition of new payment methods. Yuno's technology optimizes revenue by intelligently routing transactions to the most suitable processors and automatically retrying declined transactions. It provides a user interface that facilitates the management of various payment methods and fraud prevention services, enabling enterprises to orchestrate transactions and reconcile accounts efficiently.

Pomelo

Series B in 2024
Pomelo is a fintech-as-a-service platform focused on providing innovative payment solutions in Latin America. The company has developed a digital processing platform designed to enhance payment services by allowing businesses to create virtual accounts and issue prepaid and credit cards. This is achieved through compliant onboarding processes, which facilitate the customization required by fintech companies and embedded finance players for their specific programs. By redefining the possibilities in payment services, Pomelo aims to support the growth and efficiency of financial technology in the region.

Lia

Seed Round in 2024
Developer of a tuition payment platform designed to increase conversion rates and strengthen cash flow. The platform facilitates installment payments on bills, allowing families to pay lower monthly amounts over longer terms, enabling schools to double their sales with multiple payment methods.

Slope

Venture Round in 2023
Slope is a financial platform developer that specializes in providing a range of payment alternatives for businesses. Its platform enables clients to manage loans, underwriting, debt collection, and payouts once goods or services are delivered. By offering options such as credit card acceptance and invoice link generation, Slope facilitates installment payments at checkout, which helps businesses improve their cash flow and financial security. Additionally, the platform allows technical teams to integrate its services into their existing frameworks, thereby reducing administrative burdens and enhancing the overall customer experience.

NG.CASH

Seed Round in 2023
NG.CASH is a digital app designed to help Generation Z become financially independent. It allows users to manage their own money with solutions such as PIX (Brazil’s “instant-payment” method), prepaid credit cards, allowance management, and a virtual card. Structured as a financial hub, NG.CASH aims to accompany its clients throughout their lives and increase financial literacy in the region.

Clara

Series B in 2023
Clara is a Latin American fintech company specializing in corporate spending management. It offers locally-issued corporate cards, bill pay services, financing solutions, and a software platform designed to streamline expense reporting and provide real-time insights into spending.

Pomelo

Series A in 2022
Pomelo is a fintech-as-a-service platform focused on providing innovative payment solutions in Latin America. The company has developed a digital processing platform designed to enhance payment services by allowing businesses to create virtual accounts and issue prepaid and credit cards. This is achieved through compliant onboarding processes, which facilitate the customization required by fintech companies and embedded finance players for their specific programs. By redefining the possibilities in payment services, Pomelo aims to support the growth and efficiency of financial technology in the region.

NG.CASH

Seed Round in 2022
NG.CASH is a digital app designed to help Generation Z become financially independent. It allows users to manage their own money with solutions such as PIX (Brazil’s “instant-payment” method), prepaid credit cards, allowance management, and a virtual card. Structured as a financial hub, NG.CASH aims to accompany its clients throughout their lives and increase financial literacy in the region.

Modak

Seed Round in 2022
Modak is a US-based fintech platform that blends financial education, gamification, and community features to help teens and young adults build financial literacy and achieve financial independence. The platform operates a gamified ecosystem that includes teen cards and a checking account, offers cashback rewards, and delivers learning content on money management. It also enables users to manage family financial goals and to-do lists within one experience, integrating banking services with interactive learning and social elements to empower youth with practical money skills.

Slope

Series A in 2022
Slope is a financial platform developer that specializes in providing a range of payment alternatives for businesses. Its platform enables clients to manage loans, underwriting, debt collection, and payouts once goods or services are delivered. By offering options such as credit card acceptance and invoice link generation, Slope facilitates installment payments at checkout, which helps businesses improve their cash flow and financial security. Additionally, the platform allows technical teams to integrate its services into their existing frameworks, thereby reducing administrative burdens and enhancing the overall customer experience.

Yuno

Seed Round in 2022
Yuno is a developer of payment infrastructure technology that allows companies to seamlessly accept a wide range of payment methods and effectively manage fraud through a single integration. The company's platform enhances the customer experience by enabling customizable checkout options and simplifying the addition of new payment methods. Yuno's technology optimizes revenue by intelligently routing transactions to the most suitable processors and automatically retrying declined transactions. It provides a user interface that facilitates the management of various payment methods and fraud prevention services, enabling enterprises to orchestrate transactions and reconcile accounts efficiently.

Addi

Series C in 2021
Addi is a technology company that provides consumer credit and point-of-sale financing solutions. Its application enables customers to apply for credit at the moment of purchase at partner retailers and to pay for purchases in interest-free installments, supporting affordable financing for shopping needs and expanding digital commerce.

Clara

Series B in 2021
Clara is a Latin American fintech company specializing in corporate spending management. It offers locally-issued corporate cards, bill pay services, financing solutions, and a software platform designed to streamline expense reporting and provide real-time insights into spending.

Tino

Series A in 2021
Tino is building a B2B payment network that lets merchants use credit card receivables as credit collateral to access working capital, increasing their purchasing power with suppliers. The platform enables retailers to obtain more credit for supplier purchases without needing to anticipate receivables, helping them manage cash flow and suppliers expand commercial opportunities while keeping default risk under control. Tino aims to streamline the B2B buying and selling relationship by leveraging data to boost transactions between merchants and suppliers. The company was founded in November 2021 by Pedro Sonego de Oliveira and Luis Eduardo Cascão and is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil.

Zak

Series A in 2021
Founded in 2018, ZAK is a comprehensive management platform designed to digitize and empower restaurants in Latin America. Operating as a Digital Restaurant Platform, ZAK eliminates fixed costs while providing a fully integrated, cloud-based solution that includes a point of sale system, centralized order management, and back-office functionalities. The platform facilitates direct sales channels through a whitelabel solution, integrating logistics and payment processing for both online and in-store transactions. ZAK aims to enhance the financial success of restaurants by simplifying operations and reducing overhead, making it the only company in the Food Service market to offer such a complete management solution alongside financial services. Present in hundreds of restaurants in São Paulo, ZAK is committed to helping its clients thrive in the digital era.

Pomelo

Series A in 2021
Pomelo is a fintech-as-a-service platform focused on providing innovative payment solutions in Latin America. The company has developed a digital processing platform designed to enhance payment services by allowing businesses to create virtual accounts and issue prepaid and credit cards. This is achieved through compliant onboarding processes, which facilitate the customization required by fintech companies and embedded finance players for their specific programs. By redefining the possibilities in payment services, Pomelo aims to support the growth and efficiency of financial technology in the region.

Addi

Series B in 2021
Addi is a technology company that provides consumer credit and point-of-sale financing solutions. Its application enables customers to apply for credit at the moment of purchase at partner retailers and to pay for purchases in interest-free installments, supporting affordable financing for shopping needs and expanding digital commerce.

Tino

Seed Round in 2021
Tino is building a B2B payment network that lets merchants use credit card receivables as credit collateral to access working capital, increasing their purchasing power with suppliers. The platform enables retailers to obtain more credit for supplier purchases without needing to anticipate receivables, helping them manage cash flow and suppliers expand commercial opportunities while keeping default risk under control. Tino aims to streamline the B2B buying and selling relationship by leveraging data to boost transactions between merchants and suppliers. The company was founded in November 2021 by Pedro Sonego de Oliveira and Luis Eduardo Cascão and is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil.

Ualá

Series D in 2021
Ualá is a fintech company offering a wide range of financial services. It provides users with a prepaid Mastercard for payments, savings accounts, and investment options, aiming to increase financial inclusion in Latin America.

Addi

Series B in 2021
Addi is a technology company that provides consumer credit and point-of-sale financing solutions. Its application enables customers to apply for credit at the moment of purchase at partner retailers and to pay for purchases in interest-free installments, supporting affordable financing for shopping needs and expanding digital commerce.

Clara

Series A in 2021
Clara is a Latin American fintech company specializing in corporate spending management. It offers locally-issued corporate cards, bill pay services, financing solutions, and a software platform designed to streamline expense reporting and provide real-time insights into spending.

Pomelo

Seed Round in 2021
Pomelo is a fintech-as-a-service platform focused on providing innovative payment solutions in Latin America. The company has developed a digital processing platform designed to enhance payment services by allowing businesses to create virtual accounts and issue prepaid and credit cards. This is achieved through compliant onboarding processes, which facilitate the customization required by fintech companies and embedded finance players for their specific programs. By redefining the possibilities in payment services, Pomelo aims to support the growth and efficiency of financial technology in the region.

Fintoc

Seed Round in 2021
Founded in March 2020 by Cristóbal Griffero and Lukas Zorich, Fintoc is a financial technology company based in Santiago, Chile. It offers an API that enables online businesses to accept instant payments directly from customers' bank accounts, facilitating digital payment processing, recurring charges, and automated reconciliation.

Oyster Financial

Seed Round in 2020
Oyster Financial, established in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Mexico City and Kathmandu, specializes in providing financial management solutions for freelancers, startups, and small to medium-sized enterprises. The company's online application streamlines financial tasks, offering features such as a Mastercard debit card, fee-free fund transfers, bill payment services, invoice management, and real-time transaction updates. By simplifying financial management, Oyster empowers businesses to make informed decisions and focus on growth.

Neon

Series C in 2020
Founded in Brazil in 2016, Neon is a leading fintech offering digital banking services. It provides debit and credit cards with no annual fees, personal loans, payroll loans, investments, cashback on debit transactions, and various payment methods. Neon also supports micro-entrepreneurs through MEI Fácil. With over 15 million customers and 1600 employees, Neon has seen significant revenue growth.

Meemo

Seed Round in 2020
Meemo is a FinTech company based in San Francisco, California, established in 2019 by André Madeira, Ranveer Kunal, Robson Araújo, and Wisam Dakka. The company offers an AI-powered finance application designed to enhance personal finance by making it social and automatic. Its app allows users to send and receive money to friends and family while providing personalized rewards based on their transaction history. Features include automatic insights, nostalgic notifications, and shareable transaction details, which encourage users to engage with their finances in a more interactive manner. Users can also transfer earmarked funds, known as "meemos," which do not expire or get lost, ensuring that recipients can utilize them seamlessly. This innovative approach enables users to conduct financial transactions while enjoying a rewarding experience that integrates their digital wallets into everyday life.

Addi

Series B in 2020
Addi is a technology company that provides consumer credit and point-of-sale financing solutions. Its application enables customers to apply for credit at the moment of purchase at partner retailers and to pay for purchases in interest-free installments, supporting affordable financing for shopping needs and expanding digital commerce.

Ualá

Series C in 2019
Ualá is a fintech company offering a wide range of financial services. It provides users with a prepaid Mastercard for payments, savings accounts, and investment options, aiming to increase financial inclusion in Latin America.

Neon

Series B in 2019
Founded in Brazil in 2016, Neon is a leading fintech offering digital banking services. It provides debit and credit cards with no annual fees, personal loans, payroll loans, investments, cashback on debit transactions, and various payment methods. Neon also supports micro-entrepreneurs through MEI Fácil. With over 15 million customers and 1600 employees, Neon has seen significant revenue growth.

Addi

Series A in 2019
Addi is a technology company that provides consumer credit and point-of-sale financing solutions. Its application enables customers to apply for credit at the moment of purchase at partner retailers and to pay for purchases in interest-free installments, supporting affordable financing for shopping needs and expanding digital commerce.

Zak

Seed Round in 2019
Founded in 2018, ZAK is a comprehensive management platform designed to digitize and empower restaurants in Latin America. Operating as a Digital Restaurant Platform, ZAK eliminates fixed costs while providing a fully integrated, cloud-based solution that includes a point of sale system, centralized order management, and back-office functionalities. The platform facilitates direct sales channels through a whitelabel solution, integrating logistics and payment processing for both online and in-store transactions. ZAK aims to enhance the financial success of restaurants by simplifying operations and reducing overhead, making it the only company in the Food Service market to offer such a complete management solution alongside financial services. Present in hundreds of restaurants in São Paulo, ZAK is committed to helping its clients thrive in the digital era.

Ualá

Series B in 2018
Ualá is a fintech company offering a wide range of financial services. It provides users with a prepaid Mastercard for payments, savings accounts, and investment options, aiming to increase financial inclusion in Latin America.

Addi

Seed Round in 2018
Addi is a technology company that provides consumer credit and point-of-sale financing solutions. Its application enables customers to apply for credit at the moment of purchase at partner retailers and to pay for purchases in interest-free installments, supporting affordable financing for shopping needs and expanding digital commerce.

Neon

Series A in 2018
Founded in Brazil in 2016, Neon is a leading fintech offering digital banking services. It provides debit and credit cards with no annual fees, personal loans, payroll loans, investments, cashback on debit transactions, and various payment methods. Neon also supports micro-entrepreneurs through MEI Fácil. With over 15 million customers and 1600 employees, Neon has seen significant revenue growth.

Policard

Series A in 2007
Policard Systems e Serviços S/A, established in 1995 and headquartered in Matias Barbosa, Brazil, specializes in electronic payment solutions. The company offers food and transportation vouchers, fleet management through electronic tracking, and processing services for electronic payments. Policard operates as a subsidiary of GROUPE UP, focusing on providing accessible financial services to lower-income individuals by offering C and D-class credit cards for bill payments, mobile phone recharges, insurance premiums, and other monthly expenses. The company has been expanding its operations nationally over the past 16 years, valuing employee growth and development as key drivers of business success.
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