About Pomelo

Pomelo is a fintech infrastructure company that enables businesses to build, launch, and scale their own financial products across Latin America. By providing modern APIs and a unified platform, Pomelo allows companies to integrate financial services quickly without managing the complexity of banking partnerships, compliance, or regional fragmentation. Its mission is to empower organizations to innovate and expand in the fintech ecosystem efficiently.

SERVICES

Pomelo offers a wide range of infrastructure services that help companies create seamless financial experiences, including:

Card issuance solutions for virtual and physical credit, debit, and prepaid cards
Payment processing infrastructure for secure and fast transactions
Digital banking tools, enabling companies to build neobank-like experiences
KYC and identity verification services to meet compliance requirements
Fraud prevention and risk management systems using advanced monitoring tools
API-driven onboarding for customers and merchants
Multi-country infrastructure, simplifying expansion across Latin America
Settlement and reconciliation tools for financial operations
White-label fintech solutions, allowing businesses to launch products with their own branding

Countries

Contact

Address

Libertador Avenue 8620, Buenos Aires

Website

https://pomelo.la/ar/

X (Formerly Twitter) Url

@Pomelo

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