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Toku

YC S21

Mexico City, MX · Founded 2020 · 150 employees · 23 known investors

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Toku provides software for Latin American businesses to manage accounts receivable operations, including payment processing, retry logic for failed transactions, and customer notifications, allowing companies to improve cash collection efficiency.

Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (S21)

Toku was founded in 2020 by Francisca Noguera, Cristina Etcheberry, and Enzo Tamburini.

FNFrancisca Noguera
Francisca NogueraFounderShe spent three years working in the Chilean financial sector at Falabella and holds a degree in Business and Economics from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.
CECristina Etcheberry
Cristina EtcheberryFounderCristina Etcheberry is a product manager and self-taught developer with over three years of experience at a major Latin American airline and prior involvement in developing a voice skill product. She holds a BS in Business and Economics from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.
ETEnzo Tamburini
Enzo TamburiniFounderEnzo Tamburini is a developer and co-founder of Toku.
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Dominika StobieckaFounder
ET
Enzo Tamburini HeinzFounder
FN
Francisca Noguera AstaburuagaFounder
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Ken O'FrielFounder
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Thomas LaboulleFounder

Investors · 23

Harvard Management CompanyreportedAllston

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Platanus VenturesreportedSantiago · $200K

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Funding

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$57.3M disclosed across 2 of 5 rounds · 2023–2025

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Frequently asked questions

What does Toku do?
Toku provides software for Latin American businesses to manage accounts receivable operations, including payment processing, retry logic for failed transactions, and customer notifications, allowing companies to improve cash collection efficiency.
Who founded Toku?
Toku was founded by Francisca Noguera, Cristina Etcheberry, Enzo Tamburini in 2020.
Who are Toku's investors?
Toku's investors include F-Prime Capital, FundersClub, Gradient Ventures, Honey Island Capital, Oak HC/FT, Region Cuatro, Wollef Ventures, Y Combinator and 13 more.
How much funding has Toku raised?
Toku has disclosed $57.3M raised across 2 of its 5 known rounds.
Where is Toku headquartered?
Toku is headquartered in Mexico City, MX.