Brazil-based Matera, which provides instant payment and QR code payment software to financial institutions, raised $100M from Warburg Pincus to expand in the US (Mary Ann Azevedo/TechCrunch)
Sao Paulo, Brazil – Matera, a leading provider of instant payment and QR code payment software for financial institutions, has secured a massive $100 million investment from global private equity firm Warburg Pincus. This injection of capital will fuel Matera’s ambitious expansion plans, targeting the lucrative US market.
Matera has carved a niche in Brazil’s rapidly evolving fintech landscape. Its innovative platform empowers banks and financial institutions with cutting-edge solutions for instant payments and seamless QR code transactions. The company has already established itself as a critical player in Brazil’s booming digital payment ecosystem.
“We are thrilled to partner with Warburg Pincus as we embark on our journey to transform the payments landscape in the US,” said [Matera CEO Name], in a statement. “[Quote about the strategic benefits of the investment and Matera’s commitment to the US market].”
The US, with its vast and fragmented payments market, represents a significant opportunity for Matera. The company plans to leverage its proven technology and expertise to address the specific needs of American financial institutions, offering them a modern and flexible payments infrastructure.
This investment from Warburg Pincus underlines the growing global interest in Brazilian fintech. The country is rapidly adopting digital payments solutions, and Matera’s success in this dynamic market has attracted the attention of major international investors.
The strategic partnership will not only provide Matera with substantial financial resources but also offer access to Warburg Pincus’ extensive global network, paving the way for strategic partnerships and collaborations.
As Matera ventures into the US market, it aims to disrupt the existing payment infrastructure, bringing its innovative solutions to American consumers and businesses. This expansion signifies a major step forward for the Brazilian fintech company, potentially positioning it as a leading force in the global payments landscape.