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Colombia’s Simetrik secures $55m Series B round led by Goldman Sachs

  • Colombian B2B payments solutions platform Simetrik has successfully completed a $55 million Series B funding round, led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
  • Simetrik, founded in 2019, offers financial operations solutions using generative AI and its no-code development concept, Simetrik Building Blocks (SBBs).
  • The funds raised will be used to enhance SBBs with advanced and secure AI and expand its global presence, targeting significant payment firms and consumer platforms.
  • Simetrik monitors over 200 million records daily and operates in more than 35 countries, including key Asian markets such as India and Singapore.
  • The funding round included participation from Cometa, FinTech Collective, Actyus, Catalyst, Endeavor, Falabella Ventures, Mercado Libre Fund, Moore Strategic Ventures, and the co-founders of Vtex.
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