Brazil's top 10 tech startups for 2025

Its startups made an impact in 2024 and secured the largest funding rounds of the year. Now, Brazil's startups for 2025, have an important positioning in the universe of platforms and digital solutions.

Cuantico VC mentions that Brazilian startups are at the forefront of innovation, reshaping key industries, from financial solutions to CRM tools and B2B marketplaces.

And why not say it? With it their services facilitate processes for banking, SMEs, restaurants and suppliers, and the Agro commercial industry, among other sectors.

The investment and its results of technology applications to make Brazil's startups stand out more in 2025.

Quantico VC focuses on 10 Startups that in 2024 stood out for the investment they each had.  Asaas for example, is the platform that has it all in one app to help individuals and companies automate financial processes and improve their relationship with customers. Series C: US$134M.

There is also Contabilizei, which is the Brazilian financial back-office platform for SMEs that provides company formation, tax filing and accounting. Venture Round: US$125M.

Celcoin works for banks offering financial solutions directly to their clients in a fast, simple and customized way according to their needs, taking care of the regulatory part and providing a complete technological infrastructure. Series C: US$125M.

Startups could grow in 2025 because of their technology applications and AI.

• Neon is a digital bank that offers credit cards, personal loans and investment products, among other services. Series E: US$38M.
• CRMBonus is a CRM consulting and Gift Back platforms. Series B: US$78M.
• There are more ambitious platforms such as Blip, which aims to be the best tool available to simplify procedures and combine the best ideas.Series C: US$60M.
• Cuantico VC mentions Cayena, a startup created for restaurants to purchase inventory from multiple suppliers with next day delivery and better payment terms Series B: US$55M.
• Rock Encantech, on the other hand, provides solutions ranging from CRM to consumer intelligence and loyalty. Seed round: US$55M.
• Agrolend is betting on perfecting its digital bank to provide loans for the agribusiness sector. Series C: US$53M.
• Conta Simples provides a solution that combines expense management software, corporate cards and checking accounts for SMEs in Latin America. Series B: $41.5M.

Brazil was not a bad bet for investors in 2024. On the contrary, startups have shown that their platforms and applications are successful. Hence, by 2025, venture capital will look to Brazilians who seek to make technology a new way of life and work for people and companies.