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Yuno raises $45M Series B

StartupsAugust 24, 20262 min readAttributed summary
Yuno raises $45M Series B
Colombian payments infrastructure startup Yuno raised a $45M Series B led by Global PayTech Ventures. Andreessen Horowitz, Tiger Global, Kaszek, Monashees,… The post
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Colombian payments infrastructure startup Yuno raised a $45M Series B led by Global PayTech Ventures. Andreessen Horowitz, Tiger Global, Kaszek, Monashees, QuantumLight Capital, Endeavor Catalyst, Rasmal Ventures, Further Ventures, and GrowthX Capital also participated in the round.

This round follows Yuno’s Series A round in 2024.

Founded in Colombia in 2022, Yuno provides payment infrastructure for enterprises, banks, and digital wallets. Through a single API, the company connects customers to more than 1,000 payment methods and 460 integrations across more than 190 countries. Its platform covers payment routing, fraud prevention, KYC and KYB, and stablecoin payments.

With the funds, Yuno will invest in research and development, launch new payment technology, expand into in-person payments and agentic commerce, and grow its US operations.

Yuno serves companies including McDonald’s, NetEase Games, GoFundMe, inDrive, and Rappi. Payment companies including dLocal and Mexico’s Prosa also use its technology.

Source: LatamList

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