Plutto
YC S22Santiago, CL · Founded 2022 · 20 employees · 4 known investors
Plutto is a risk assessment platform that verifies financial, legal, labor, and regulatory risks of counterparties using official sources in real-time. The platform consolidates the entire evaluation process from hiring request through monitoring, with AI-powered pattern detection and automated reporting.
Also known as getplutto.com
Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (S22)
Plutto was founded in 2022 by Antonia San Martin, Felipe Domínguez, and Ignacio Márquez.
Investors · 4
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Plutto is a Santiago, Chile-based software company that automates know-your-business (KYB), due diligence, compliance and conflict-of-interest processes for organizations operating in Latin America. The platform verifies suppliers, customers and employees against more than 15 official and public sources — financial, legal, tax and labor — and keeps third-party records updated through continuous monitoring against politically exposed person (PEP) lists, sanctions lists and other risk databases.
The product is organized into four modules: Purchase Requirements, which lets any internal area request a new supplier and gives procurement teams traceability from the initial request; Third-Party Evaluation, combining due diligence, compliance checks, continuous monitoring, a third-party portal for requesting signed documents and declarations, AI document analysis and downloadable auditable reports; Conflict of Interest, which cross-references employees against suppliers, customers and ownership structures to detect family, corporate and commercial links up to the third degree; and a newer Supplier Performance module with configurable per-contract KPIs, scoring and traffic-light dashboards, deterioration alerts and auditable action plans. All actions are logged with the user, timestamp and change, and the platform's AI layer synthesizes findings, identifies risk patterns, raises alerts and issues a recommendation.
At launch through Y Combinator, Plutto's initial offering focused on verifying business customers for financial services: clients submitted a company registration number (the local TIN equivalent) via dashboard or API and Plutto assembled a company profile including documents and onboarding steps, with a white-label onboarding form for collecting private documents that could not be sourced publicly.
Founding story
The founders — Antonia San Martin (CEO), Ignacio Márquez (CTO), Felipe Domínguez and, per the launch post, Sebastián — started the company after a Chilean fintech declined to accept an investment of their company's money because it was not onboarding business clients, a rejection they attributed to the difficulty of KYB in the region; they began working on the idea the following day. San Martin had previously worked at Heineken and Nike and co-founded a travel startup; Márquez graduated as a software engineer and worked as a full-stack developer and scrum master at Platanus in Chile before co-founding the same travel startup; Domínguez had worked for several years as a full-stack developer.
Business model
B2B SaaS platform sold to corporates and financial institutions, delivered through a web dashboard and an API, with a white-label onboarding form for collecting documents from third parties. Prospective customers are acquired through a scheduled 30-minute product demo.
At the time of the Y Combinator launch post, Plutto charged per verification, stating a price of roughly $6–20 per business customer validated, versus incumbent onboarding costs the founders cited at up to $100 per customer.
Traction
The company reports more than 100 companies using the platform, more than 590,000 entities evaluated and an 80% reduction in time spent on due diligence processes. Y Combinator lists a team size of 20. Named customers and reference users include Sonda, Clínica Alemana Santiago, Masisa, Grupo Belator, Smart Fit, Falabella, Puerto Coronel and Worley, with case studies on Megacentro, Buda.com (reported doubling of business-customer approval rates), Soprole and Banco Santander (described as a technology alliance in SME banking in Chile).
Latest developments
Plutto launched a fourth module, Supplier Performance, covering configurable contract KPIs, manual or bulk measurement uploads, per-contract scoring with traffic-light status and deterioration alerts, and auditable action plans; the launch was marked with a customer and prospect event. The blog also covers Chile's Law 21.719 on personal data protection and 2026 regulatory changes, and the help center's most recent product update entry is dated April 2026.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positions itself as an end-to-end supply-chain risk management and compliance platform specific to Latin America, replacing manual workflows based on spreadsheets, Google searches and multiple separate data platforms. The company states more than 100 companies use the platform and more than 590,000 entities have been evaluated, with customer references from large Chilean and regional enterprises including Sonda, Clínica Alemana Santiago, Masisa, Falabella, Smart Fit, Worley, Puerto Coronel and Grupo Belator, and published case studies on Megacentro, Buda.com, Soprole and Banco Santander.
Consolidates the full third-party lifecycle — purchase request, due diligence and compliance evaluation, conflict-of-interest detection, continuous monitoring and supplier performance management — inside a single tool rather than across separate systems, with built-in traceability and audit evidence and an AI layer that goes beyond match detection to synthesize findings and recommend decisions. Coverage is built around Latin American official data sources.
Technology
The platform queries more than 15 official/public Latin American sources covering financial, legal, tax and labor information in real time, and applies artificial intelligence to analyze uploaded documents, synthesize findings, detect risk patterns, raise alerts and produce a recommendation. It performs automated cross-referencing of employees against suppliers, customers and corporate ownership structures to identify family and shareholder links up to the third degree, maintains continuous screening against PEP, sanctions and risk lists, generates auditable downloadable reports, and records every action with the actor, timestamp and change for audit trails. Access is available via dashboard or API.
Go-to-market
Direct sales motion led by a website call-to-action for a no-commitment 30-minute demo, supported by content marketing (a blog covering compliance, due diligence, regulation and customer case studies), a newsletter, customer events such as the Plutto Connect 2025 conference and a module launch event, and a public help center with product documentation.
Corporates and enterprise procurement, compliance, audit and contracting teams across Latin America that must evaluate suppliers, customers and contractors; in its initial launch phase, fintechs, banks and payment companies that onboard business (B2B) clients and must meet KYB obligations.
Geography
Headquartered in Santiago, Chile, with a product oriented to Latin America. Chile is the core market; the founders' launch post cited expansion targets of Peru, Colombia and Mexico, and the help center includes guidance on obtaining a Peruvian tax report.
History
Plutto was founded in 2022 and took part in Y Combinator's Summer 2022 batch, with Brad Flora as primary partner. Its initial launch product provided automated business background checks and KYB for financial services in Latin America, working with its first six clients in Chile. The platform has since broadened into an end-to-end third-party risk and compliance suite spanning purchase requirements, third-party evaluation, conflict of interest and, most recently, supplier performance management.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 5
launches, deals, and filingsA case study published on Plutto's blog describes a technology alliance with Banco Santander aimed at transforming SME banking in Chile.
Plutto released a fourth module for measuring and acting on strategic contracts, with configurable KPIs, manual or bulk measurement uploads, per-contract scoring and traffic-light dashboards, deterioration alerts and auditable action plans; the release was accompanied by a launch event with clients and prospects.
Plutto hosted Plutto Connect 2025, an event on the future of risk, compliance and procurement.
Plutto took part in Y Combinator's Summer 2022 batch, with Brad Flora as primary partner, and published a launch post presenting business background checks and KYB for Latin America.
Public launch of a service that verifies and validates business customers for financial services in Latin America from a company registration number, via dashboard or API, including a white-label onboarding form for private documents.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
In the news
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Pluttogetplutto.com · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Plutto do?
- Chilean platform that automates KYB, due diligence and third-party risk monitoring for companies across Latin America.
- Who founded Plutto?
- Plutto was founded by Antonia San Martin, Felipe Domínguez, Ignacio Márquez in 2022.
- Who are Plutto's investors?
- Plutto's investors include Cathexis Ventures, Clocktower Ventures, MGV Capital, Y Combinator.
- Where is Plutto headquartered?
- Plutto is headquartered in Santiago, CL.

