Littio (YC W23) — Dollar banking for people in latin america
Littio is a neobank focused on solving the currency devaluation problem for Latin Americans. The product offers a Savings Account, a Mastercard debit, and investing options in U.S. dollars to help people avoid the currency risk.
Littio is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2023 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Dollar banking for people in Latin America. The founders listed are Christian Knudsen (Founder/CEO), Ivan Torroledo (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, January 10, 2023).
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Littio is a neobank focused on solving the currency devaluation problem for Latin Americans. The product offers a Savings Account, a Mastercard debit, and investing options in U.S. dollars to help people avoid the currency risk.
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Littio: Cuenta Global en Dólares y Euros | Recompensas y Tarjeta
Abre tu Cuenta Global gratis. Recibe pagos del exterior, obtén hasta 10% E.A. de rentabilidad en dólares digitales y usa una tarjeta internacional Mastercard
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Christian Knudsen
Founder/CEO
Chris is the Co-founder & CEO of Littio. He leads growth with over a decade of experience scaling tech startups and leading growth across multiple industries, including fintech, agriculture, and web 3.0.
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