Cross Commerce is a technology company.
Cross Commerce has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
Cross Commerce has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Cross Commerce has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Cross Commerce's investors include Canary Ventures, Pareto Holdings, SaaSholic Fund, Silence, Joao Otavio Oliverio.
Cross Commerce Store is a Brazil-based technology company founded in 2021 that provides a platform enabling entrepreneurs to sell products globally through cross-border e-commerce.[1] It connects international sellers to local marketplaces, simplifying cross-border sales with solutions drawn from expertise in marketplaces, payments, tech, and logistics, targeting entrepreneurs seeking easier global expansion.[1]
The platform serves small and medium-sized businesses, particularly entrepreneurs new to international markets, by addressing complexities like logistics and marketplace integration to make cross-border selling "simpler, bigger, and better."[1] Backed by investors including ONEVC, Norte Ventures, Maya Capital, GFC (Global Founders Capital), and Canary VC, it demonstrates strong early momentum in Latin America's e-commerce scene, with a team experienced from major industry players.[1]
Cross Commerce Store was founded in 2021 in São Paulo, Brazil, as an e-commerce and retail tech venture focused on cross-border sales.[1] While specific founders are not detailed in available sources, the team's background includes professionals from leading marketplaces, payment processors, tech firms, and international logistics companies, bringing deep industry expertise to the table.[1]
The idea emerged from recognizing the challenges in cross-border e-commerce, aiming to empower Brazilian and Latin American entrepreneurs to access global markets more easily.[1] Early traction is evident from securing investments from prominent LatAm-focused VCs like ONEVC (a seed-stage fund), Maya Capital (early-stage supporter of bold leaders), and GFC, signaling quick validation in a competitive regional startup ecosystem.[1]
(Note: Other entities like the Italian food-focused Cross Commerce or U.S.-based CrossComm specialize in unrelated areas—food retail/web solutions and AI/digital development, respectively—and do not match the "technology company" in cross-border e-commerce.[2][3])
Cross Commerce Store rides the explosive growth of cross-border e-commerce, a trend accelerated by digital marketplaces and post-pandemic shifts toward global online retail, particularly in emerging markets like Latin America.[1][5] Timing is ideal as platforms unify online/offline channels and streamline operations amid rising demand for simplified global selling, reducing barriers like logistics and compliance that hinder small sellers.[1][5][6]
Market forces favoring it include LatAm's e-commerce boom (e.g., via investors like Maya Capital targeting bold regional leaders) and broader adoption of tech to handle fraud, compliance, and integrations—challenges addressed by similar platforms.[1][6] It influences the ecosystem by democratizing global access for Brazilian entrepreneurs, fostering a new wave of LatAm exporters and contributing to the startup scene through VC-backed innovation.[1]
Cross Commerce Store is poised for accelerated growth as cross-border e-commerce platforms consolidate, with AI-driven logistics and marketplace APIs enhancing efficiency.[1][3][5] Expect expansion into more marketplaces, deeper LatAm-U.S./Europe integrations, and potential Series A funding leveraging its blue-chip investors.
Shaping trends include rising GenAI for personalized selling (echoing adjacent firms' strategies) and regulatory easing for global trade, amplifying its momentum.[3][6] Its influence could evolve from niche enabler to regional leader, empowering more entrepreneurs in high-growth markets and redefining LatAm's role in global retail—tying back to its core promise of making worldwide sales accessible and fast.[1]
Cross Commerce has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in December 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 1, 2021 | $3.0M Seed | Canary Ventures, Pareto Holdings, SaaSholic Fund, Silence, Joao Otavio Oliverio |