Aviva
Juárez, Mexico City, Mexico
◆ Total Raised
$18M
◆ Stage
series-a
◆ Location
Juárez, Mexico City, Mexico
◆ Founded
2022
◆ Team size
51-200
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◆ About Aviva
Mexican fintech providing loans ranging from $100 to $1,000 to individuals and small businesses in Mexico's informal economy through AI-powered video kiosks.
◆ What sets it apart
Aviva’s revolutionary 'phygital' model combines in-person video calls with AI-driven credit assessment to build trust and approve loans in minutes for users who lack smartphones, technical skills, or traditional credit history.
◆ Sectors
◆ Business
Modeltransactional
CustomerUnderbanked individuals and micro-businesses in Mexico's informal economy, especially in small towns with populations under 500,000
◆ Notable
- Secured $5.5M seed funding in 2024 from consortium including Ignia Partners, DCG, and 500 Global
- Awarded PLATINUM Award at Fintech Americas 2026
- Secured $50M credit line from Community Investment Management (CIM) in 2025
- Operates 100+ kiosks across 26+ Mexican cities, serving over 200,000 users in 36 months
- Achieved 27% average effective interest rate with no origination fees, significantly below informal market rates of 500%
◆ Funding rounds
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◆ FAQ
What does Aviva do?
Mexican fintech providing loans ranging from $100 to $1,000 to individuals and small businesses in Mexico's informal economy through AI-powered video kiosks.
Where is Aviva based?
Aviva is based in Juárez, Mexico City, Mexico, founded in 2022.
How much has Aviva raised?
Aviva has raised $18M in tracked funding and is currently at the series-a stage.
Who has invested in Aviva?
Investors in Aviva include Ignia Partners, DCG (Digital Currency Group), 500 Global, IDB Lab, Community Investment Management (CIM), Krealo, Carao Ventures and Rainforest Capital.