Shinkansen publishes a blog/newsletter called Estación Tokio, covering payments, regulation, infrastructure, and the future of payments in Latin America.
The company connects businesses with banks and financial infrastructure to build secure, traceable, and supervisable payment operations and treasury agents.
Chilean paytech startup **Shinkansen** raises **$3 million** in seed funding. The round is led by **ALLVP**, with participation from **Salkantay Ventures**, **Chile Ventures**, and **Pedro Pineda**, co-founder of fintech firm **Fintual**. The investment supports Shinkansen’s expansion in Latin America’s digital payments sector.
Chilean fintech **Shinkansen** raises **$3 million in seed funding** from **ALLVP**, a Mexican venture capital firm. The capital accelerates its expansion into **Mexico, Peru, and other Latin American markets**. The company plans to scale operations with the new investment.
Shinkansen secures $3 million in funding to expand operations into Latin American markets, including Mexico and Peru. The investment will support future growth in the region. The company operates in the mobility sector, though specific products or services were not detailed in the announcement.
