I first met Solvento CEO, Jaime Tabachnik, at a Northwestern Kellogg startup competition (for which Solvento won the grand prize!), and in the spirit of “investing in lines not dots”, we were able to build a deep trust over the next year of strategic back & forth. After the entire Ironspring Ventures deal team had a chance to meet Jaime and his co-founders in Mexico City in person, it became clear the grit and determination the Solvento team would bring in solving the biggest pain points across payments in logistics in Mexico, as well as the greater Latin American and cross border market.

As mentioned above, Solvento is building the payment and credit infrastructure for the Latin American trucking sector benefiting all parties along the supply chain. It automates payments, finances invoices, and solves the liquidity needs of carriers, allowing them to focus on their operations and growth. To date, Solvento has granted more than $13 million cumulative loans, financed over 15,000 invoices, and helped more than 4,000 truckers improve their financial standing, collecting invoices whenever they need and giving them total certainty on when they will get paid.

Solvento´s successful business model has been recognized by FreightWaves in their FreightTech 100 ranking (2023) as one of fastest growing and most innovative companies in the global supply chain ecosystem.

“Carriers are the unsung heroes of this country … Without them our economy does not move. Solvento’s goal is to promote the growth of small and medium-sized carriers. We help both carriers and intermediaries to face their daily problems by simplifying and automating their payment and collection processes.” – Jaime Tabachnik, CEO of Solvento.