Por Yanin Alfaro
February 4, 2026
Tapi, a startup offering payment infrastructure, closed a Series B round for US$27 million, led by Latin American fund Kaszek. Endeavor Catalyst and Latitud also participated in the round. With this investment, the Argentine startup has raised US$60 million since its founding in 2022, a year of boom for the Latin American entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Its founder and CEO, Tomás Mindlin, told Contxto that after this round, more than 90% of the capital will be used to expand operations in Mexico, strengthening the team and accelerating the development of solutions.
He also hopes to scale up his product, Tapipay, which he has said is a key focus for 2026, with the aim of automating collections for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), insurance companies, schools, and regional financial institutions.
For Tomás Mindlin, this round represents validation and confidence. “It is a validation of the path we have built and the long-term vision that investors have for tapi, projected over 10 or 20 years,” he emphasized.
Its founders, including Kevin Litvin and Nicolás Andriano, said they are excited about “everything this allows them to build” and the opportunities it opens up for the team. They also added that this represents an opportunity to transform the payment ecosystem in Mexico and Argentina, allowing SMEs to access the formal digital economy for the first time.
Currently, the paytech company has a team of 90 people spread across Argentina and Mexico. Following Series B, they will continue to expand their technical team (which represents 70% of the structure) to innovate in their business units.
Tapi offers a payment network mainly to financial institutions, collection companies, and retail chains in Mexico and Argentina. Its executives say that Tapi already processes more than 250 million transactions per year, for a volume of US$6 billion, connecting 20,000 service companies and 70,000 physical points.
In less than 18 months, Tapi has achieved significant growth milestones. Mindlin boasts that the company reached breakeven and profitability in 2025 and grew 10-fold in revenue. He also emphasized that with the acquisition of Arcus in July 2025, they expanded their infrastructure to connect with more than 20,000 service companies and 70,000 physical points in Mexico.
In addition to the goal of consolidating its position in Mexico during 2026, tapi seeks to triple its current volume (25 million monthly payments) and capture demand from sectors that currently operate manually or in cash (insurance, education, healthcare, retail, and subscriptions).
