
Mono builds financial infrastructure for Colombian businesses, offering white-label wallets, Visa cards, disbursements, and real-time PSE collections.
Mono provides a white-label financial infrastructure platform for Latin American enterprises. Its core offerings include digital wallets with virtual accounts and Visa card issuance, mass disbursement capabilities, and real-time PSE collections via API.
The platform also supports a card program that allows businesses to issue virtual and physical cards with custom business rules. All services are accessible through a programmatic API and designed for rapid deployment without requiring extensive engineering resources.
The Latin American embedded finance market is growing rapidly as businesses seek to integrate financial services directly into their customer experiences. Colombia's advanced regulatory environment, including its fintech sandbox, creates favorable conditions for infrastructure providers like Mono.
The company is positioned to expand beyond Colombia into Mexico and Peru, where demand for B2B financial infrastructure is increasing. As more enterprises adopt embedded finance models, Mono's API-first platform is well-suited to capture share of this expanding market.
Mono is among the first companies to participate in Colombia's regulatory sandbox, giving it a compliance edge in one of Latin America's most advanced fintech jurisdictions. Its platform enables non-fintech businesses to launch financial products—including white-label wallets, Visa cards, and real-time PSE collections—without writing code.
The company's founding team combines deep technical expertise from Tpaga with fintech regulatory knowledge. Mono's self-sustainable business model and enterprise focus differentiate it from consumer neobanks, and its API-first architecture supports integration in as little as two weeks.
Mono offers a usage-based pricing model for its embedded financial infrastructure. Businesses pay per transaction for wallet operations, card issuance, and payment processing. The platform supports white-label deployments with API integration fees based on transaction volume.
Specific pricing tiers are customized based on enterprise needs and integration complexity, with volume discounts available for high-transaction businesses. Companies can launch services in as little as two weeks.