About Pomelo 0
Pomelo provides a cloud-native financial technology platform that enables businesses to issue, process, and manage payment cards and related services through modular APIs and infrastructure. Its technology supports the issuance and processing of credit, debit, and prepaid cards, including options for businesses without their own issuing license through BIN sponsorship and integration with MASTERCARD and VISA networks. The company’s platform also includes tools for transaction authorization, chargeback handling, fraud monitoring, tokenization for digital wallets, and logistical support for card production and distribution. Pomelo’s offerings aim to streamline card program development by consolidating technical, regulatory, and operational components into a unified system that can be tailored to diverse use cases across fintech, banking, and embedded finance sectors. It supports virtual and physical card workflows and provides dashboards and management interfaces to monitor and control card portfolios and transactions. The company collaborates with clients to integrate its APIs into existing systems and scale card products across multiple markets. Pomelo’s infrastructure emphasizes flexibility, data visibility, and compliance with international payment standards.
Company details
Funding
Total raised
$158M
Last stage
Series C
Investors
Founders
Juan Fantoni
Former Director of Fintech Partnerships at Mastercard, where he signed issuing deals with Mercado Pago, Ualá, and Despegar.
Gastón Irigoyen
Former CEO of Naranja X and early employee at Google LatAm. Third-time founder with two exits. Led the launch and scale of multiple digital businesses across Latin America.
LinkedInHernán Corral
Former CPO of Naranja X and Head of Digital Accounts & Cards at Mercado Pago. Brings over a decade of experience building and scaling financial products in Latin America.
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I pitch you to the company
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A meeting lands on your calendar
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