From Nubank's digital revolution to Itaú's regional dominance across Brazil, Mexico, and beyond.
Latin America is experiencing a fintech revolution, led by Brazil's Nubank — the world's largest digital bank by customer count outside Asia — and a wave of neobanks, payment platforms, and alternative lenders. Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina are the region's largest financial markets, with Itaú Unibanco, Bradesco, and BBVA Mexico anchoring traditional banking alongside digital challengers.
Latin America's fintech sector attracted over $4 billion in investment in 2023, with Brazil accounting for 50%.
View all 48 financial institutions in Latin America.
Banco ABC Brasil S.A. is a Brazilian multiple bank authorised to provide commercial, investment, credit, financing, mortgage and foreign-exchange services.
Banco Bmg S.A. provides accounts, payment methods, lending, insurance, investment and related banking services in Brazil.
Banco Compartamos provides credit, savings, insurance and digital banking channels for entrepreneurs in Mexico.
Banco Daycoval S.A. provides corporate and personal credit, foreign-exchange, brokerage, asset-management and related banking services in Brazil.
Banco de Bogotá S.A. provides accounts, lending, cards, savings and digital banking channels in Colombia.
Banco de Chile is Chile's largest private bank, offering retail banking, corporate banking, investment banking, and wealth management services.
BCP is Peru's largest bank and the leading financial institution in the country, offering retail banking, corporate banking, and investment banking services.
Banco de Occidente S.A. provides personal and business accounts, lending, cards, investment, insurance and payment services in Colombia.
Banco do Brasil is Brazil's oldest bank and one of the largest in Latin America, offering retail banking, agribusiness finance, and international banking services.
Banco Galicia is Argentina's largest private bank, offering retail banking, corporate banking, and digital banking services through its Galicia and Naranja X brands.
Banco Inbursa provides personal and business accounts, lending, cards, investment and related financial services in Mexico.
Santander Argentina is one of Argentina's leading private banks, part of Santander Group, offering retail banking, corporate banking, and investment services.
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