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Embedded finance platform for LatAm.
Key people at Valari.
Valari was founded in 2021 by Sebastian Alvarado (Co-Founder (CTO)) and Alejandro Pozo (Founder).
At Valari, we are on a mission to democratize access to financial services in LatAm, by allowing any company to launch fintech products and services.
With our simple APIs, tech companies can easily embed a financial product in their platforms.
Valari was founded in 2021 by Sebastian Alvarado (Co-Founder (CTO)) and Alejandro Pozo (Founder).
Valari is an embedded finance platform focused on Latin America (LatAm), aiming to democratize access to financial services by enabling any company to launch fintech products through simple APIs[1]. It primarily serves tech companies and platforms that want to embed financial products such as payments, lending, and other banking services into their offerings, addressing the significant gap in financial inclusion for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in the region[1]. By simplifying fintech integration, Valari helps companies overcome the complexity of building financial services internally, accelerating digital financial adoption in LatAm.
Founded in 2021 and based in Mexico City, Valari was created by Alejandro Pozo, a finance professional with over eight years of experience at Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan focused on LatAm markets, and Sebastian Alvarado, a software engineer with expertise in fintech and AI[1]. Alejandro’s personal experience running a small business in LatAm exposed him to the lack of financial services for SMBs, inspiring the creation of Valari to fill this gap[1]. The company was part of Y Combinator’s Winter 2022 batch, signaling early validation and support from a leading startup accelerator[1].
Valari rides the growing embedded finance trend in Latin America, a market rapidly expanding due to increasing digital platform adoption and demand for integrated financial services[2][3]. The region’s large underbanked population and the rise of super apps and marketplaces create fertile ground for embedded finance solutions that improve financial inclusion and platform monetization[2][3]. Valari’s timing is critical as LatAm sees a surge in API-first fintech infrastructure providers enabling non-financial companies to offer credit, payments, and insurance seamlessly[2][3]. By enabling companies to embed finance, Valari contributes to the broader ecosystem’s evolution toward integrated, data-driven financial services that empower SMBs and consumers alike.
Valari’s future lies in scaling its embedded finance platform across LatAm’s diverse markets, leveraging the region’s digital transformation and growing fintech adoption[2][3]. Trends such as open finance, AI-driven underwriting, and super app expansion will shape its journey, offering opportunities to deepen financial inclusion and expand product offerings[2][3][6]. As embedded finance becomes a standard for digital platforms, Valari’s influence could grow by enabling more companies to embed tailored financial services, driving innovation and competition in LatAm’s fintech ecosystem. Continued regulatory adaptation and partnerships with local players will be key to sustaining momentum and impact.
Key people at Valari.
