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Yuno funding, valuation and investors
Global payments orchestration unifying gateways, fraud, and routing for merchants.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series A
$25M · March 2024
Latest known valuation
$150M
Series A · March 2024
Total disclosed equity funding
$35M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
series a · Bogotá, Colombia
Investors in latest funding
Lead: DST Global Partners
Overview
Yuno provides a payments orchestration platform that lets merchants connect multiple payment gateways, fraud tools, and routing rules through a single integration — optimizing authorization rates and reducing payment ops complexity. Founded in Colombia, Yuno serves enterprise merchants including McDonald's and Rappi across Latin America and expanding globally. The company raised a $10M seed in 2022 and a $25M Series A in March 2024 led by DST Global Partners with Tiger Global Management and Andreessen Horowitz participating at a reported $150M valuation.
Why Yuno is interesting
Colombian-founded fintech serving McDonald's and Rappi — $25M Series A at $150M valuation with Tiger Global and a16z after LatAm payment fragmentation wedge.
Product & use cases
Yuno's API aggregates payment methods, acquirers, and fraud providers — merchants configure routing logic to retry failed transactions across gateways and optimize costs without rebuilding integrations per provider.
- Enterprise merchants routing transactions across LatAm payment methods
- Marketplaces optimizing authorization rates with smart gateway failover
- Global brands launching in Latin America via single Yuno integration
Key facts
- Series A (Mar 2024): $25M at $150M valuation; DST led, Tiger and a16z — TechCrunch
- Seed (2022): $10M with a16z — TechCrunch
- Customers include McDonald's and Rappi
Funding history (newest first)
Series A
2024-03 $25M Valuation: $150M- DST Global Partners (lead)
- Tiger Global Management (participant)
- Andreessen Horowitz (participant)
Investors in our directory
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Competitive landscape
Edge: Deep LatAm payment method coverage (local rails, installments, wallets) with enterprise logos (McDonald's, Rappi) — harder for U.S.-centric orchestrators to replicate locally.
Payment orchestration wins when merchants use 3+ gateways — common in LatAm fragmentation. Yuno's enterprise references validate production scale. Tiger + a16z + DST syndicate signals global expansion ambition beyond Colombia. Competition intensifies as Stripe and Adyen add orchestration features.
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Primer direct
Global payment orchestration; Yuno stronger LatAm local method depth.
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Spreedly direct
Payment orchestration API; overlapping merchant technical buyer.
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Stripe incumbent
Full-stack payments; Yuno orchestrates multiple processors including Stripe.
Notable stories
- Yuno founders built orchestration after seeing LatAm enterprises integrate dozens of local payment methods manually — single API as consolidation play (TechCrunch).
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