Dlocal Limited
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- CEO
- Pedro Arnt
- Full Time Employees
- 1,274
- Sector
- Technology
- Industry
- Software - Infrastructure
- Address
- World Trade Centre Free Zone Tower 2 Montevideo MO Uruguay 11300
- IPO Date
- Jun 3, 2021
- CIK
- 0001846832
- Website
- dlocal.com
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- DLocal Limited (DLO) provides a technology-first payments platform that enables global merchants to make and receive payments in emerging markets across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. The company offers pay-ins supporting over 900 localized payment methods including credit and debit cards, bank transfers, digital wallets, cash payments, mobile money, real-time payments such as Pix in Brazil and UPI in India, Buy Now Pay Later options via BNPL Fuse, and Pix with Biometrics; pay-outs for disbursements to staff, suppliers, and partners in local currencies; dLocal for Platforms unifying pay-ins, pay-outs, and fund splits for marketplaces and platforms; Defense Suite for fraud management and compliance; Invoice Collection for cross-border invoicing; and dLocal Issuing for white-label prepaid cards. It serves industries including streaming, gaming, SaaS, eLearning, travel, retail, marketplaces, remittances, fintech, ride-hailing, food delivery, crypto, payroll, and digital advertising, with clients such as Amazon, Uber, Netflix, Spotify, Google, PayPal, and Temu. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Montevideo, Uruguay, DLocal operates in over 40 countries through 19 offices worldwide including locations in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, UAE, Turkey, the UK, and Singapore. The company, Uruguay's first unicorn, went public on Nasdaq in June 2021 and maintains a single operating segment in payment processing with subsidiaries under its Cayman Islands-domiciled holding entity. In recent developments, DLocal announced its intention to acquire AZA Finance, a pan-African payments provider valued at approximately $150 million, marking its largest acquisition and first major expansion outside Latin America to enhance cross-border capabilities, treasury operations, and stablecoin support in Africa. The company secured key regulatory licenses including a UK Authorised Payment Institution, approvals in UAE, Turkey, and the Philippines, and certification as a Pix Payment Initiation Service Provider in Brazil. It formed strategic partnerships with PayPal to expand local payments, Grey and AZA Finance for African growth, Temu for e-commerce in emerging markets, Circle and Fireblocks for stablecoin payouts, Bolt for mobility, Western Union for Latin America digital payments, Airtel for mobile money in Kenya, and many others including Coda, Tiendamia, Digit9, BVNK, and Juspay.
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