ISSUE 1.1: MARCH 2022
But how big is that potential? What about the specificities in each country, which locally change the rules of the game?
In this study conducted by Dock’s Research department, we consider scenarios and insights showing why Latin America is the region of opportunities in the financial world.
• Economic perspectives
• Consumer profile
• Electronic and physical retail
• Instant payments
• New means of payment
• Open Banking
• And more!
We go through the highest GDPs in the region to find out what’s moving their economies forward and driving transformation in payments and banking across Latin America.
E-commerce growth | Number of debit cards | Number of credit cards | Number of fintechs | |
Argentina | 32% | 56,3 Million |
41,6 Million |
300 |
Brazil | 30% | 166,9 Million |
135,2 Million |
1.466 |
Chile | 28% | 21,7 Million |
14,0 Million |
179 |
Colombia | 21% | 36,3 Million |
14,7 Million |
279 |
Mexico | 27% | 157,8 Million |
27,7 Million |
512 |
Peru | 42% | 42,9 Million |
8,3 Million |
132 |
"As a Latin-American used to be in contact with people from all nations here represented, I’m sure it is a realistic, inspiring study for those who want to get to know and invest in the Latin-American means of payment and banking industry—whether they’re banks, fintechs, retailers, payment institutions or companies from any segment aiming to go the extra mile.
Welcome to our Land of Opportunity.”
Antonio Soares, CEO at Dock
Financial education and offline strategies enabling financial citizenship and an extended customer base
Buy Now, Pay Later growht and its contribution to financial inclusion
Financial services provided by retailers and companies from other industries throught the embedded finance phenomenon
E-commerce expansion and increase in use of cards as means of payment
Digital anternatives to payments in e-commerce
Instant payments, which are in different implementation stages among the analyzed countries
Good conditions to do business in Mexico, Chile e Colombia
Foreign fintechs coming in to help advance the Latin-American market
The tipping point in the Peruvian market as an incentive to digital banks