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KredFeed

Techstars '23

Guadalajara, MX · Founded 2019 · 14 employees on LinkedIn · 15 known investors

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KredFeed is an AI-powered invoice factoring platform that provides businesses with working capital advances against their unpaid invoices and supplier payment solutions. The platform serves Mexican SMEs that face late customer payments and limited access to traditional bank financing.

Also known as KredFeed

Investors · 15

Also in the syndicate · 5

Alec RandallGAINJeremy BrownSahari CabelloThe Pitch Fund

Funding

SEC filings, press & company announcements

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Company profile

researched Sep 2026

KredFeed is a Mexican fintech that provides working capital financing to small and medium-sized businesses through factoring and confirming (reverse factoring). Customers can sell their outstanding invoices and receive up to 95% of the invoice value immediately, and can also have KredFeed advance payments to their own suppliers, for which the company charges a fee on the advance.

Alongside the financing products, KredFeed operates a software platform for managing accounts payable and accounts receivable, and has stated plans to build out a broader cash flow management platform. The company is classified in fintech, business productivity and SaaS categories and was founded in 2019 by Luis Jorge Sánchez and Marysol Sánchez.

Founding story

KredFeed was founded in 2019 by Luis Jorge Sánchez, who serves as Co-Founder and CEO, and Marysol Sánchez.

Business model

KredFeed advances cash against SMEs' unpaid receivables (up to 95% of invoice value) and pays SMEs' suppliers ahead of schedule, charging a fee on the advanced amount. It combines this balance-sheet financing activity with a platform for accounts payable and receivable management.

Fees charged on financing advances, including on the amounts advanced to customers' suppliers.

Traction

The company reports having financed more than $20M in accounts receivable for SMEs since its 2019 founding. An earlier startup profile cites over $5M deployed to SMBs since November 2020, a default rate under 0.7%, last-twelve-months revenue of $182,275, LTV of $1,402, CAC of $47, average month-over-month growth of 24% and compound year-over-year growth of 110%.

Latest developments

In March 2025 KredFeed announced a $1.5M raise from Carabela, Techstars, 2045 Ventures, The Pitch Fund, AngelHub, Newlin Ventures, Cacao Capital, GAIN and angel investors, with proceeds earmarked for engineering hires, platform UX improvements, strategic partnerships, machine learning for risk analysis, and customer growth.

▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history

Market position

Positioned as a factoring and confirming provider for Mexican SMEs, citing demand created by multinational firms setting up production plants in Mexico and the resulting need for financing aligned with corporate payment terms.

Technology

A web platform for factoring, confirming, and accounts payable/receivable management; the company has stated it intends to implement machine learning to optimize risk analysis and to improve platform user experience.

Go-to-market

Small and medium-sized businesses in Mexico with working capital needs arising from corporate payment terms, including suppliers to multinational companies establishing production plants in Mexico.

Geography

Mexico-focused operations.

History

Founded in 2019, KredFeed began deploying capital to SMBs in November 2020 according to a startup profile listing it at seed stage. By March 2025 it reported having financed over $20M in accounts receivable and announced a $1.5M funding round.

Compiled by commissioned research from 4 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Accounts receivable financed (cumulative)Mar 2025$20M
Average month-over-month growthMar 202524%
CACMar 2025$47
Capital deployed to SMBs since November 2020Mar 2025$5M
Compound year-over-year growth rateMar 2025110%
Default rateMar 20250.7%
HeadcountAug 202614
Last twelve months revenueMar 2025$182.3K
LTVMar 2025$1.4K
LTV/CAC ratioMar 202529 ratio
Maximum advance against invoice valueMar 202595%

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

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Timeline · 1

launches, deals, and filings
Mar 2025
KredFeed raises $1.5M

KredFeed announced a $1.5M raise from Carabela, Techstars, 2045 Ventures, The Pitch Fund, AngelHub, Newlin Ventures, Cacao Capital, GAIN and angel investors Jeremy Brown, Alec Randall and Sahari Cabello, to be used for engineering hiring, platform UX, partnerships, machine learning for risk analysis and customer scaling.

$1.5M source ↗

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▸Research sources · 4

primary sources listed

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Frequently asked questions

What does KredFeed do?
Mexican fintech offering invoice factoring and supplier payment advances plus payables/receivables management for SMEs.
Who are KredFeed's investors?
KredFeed's investors include 2045 Ventures, Altered Ventures, Techstars, AngelHub, Cacao Capital, Cacao Capital VC, Carabela, GAIN | Guadalajara Angel Investor Network and 2 more.
Where is KredFeed headquartered?
KredFeed is headquartered in Guadalajara, MX.