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AI commerce and the future of payments in Latin America
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The era of simply "getting connected" to Mexico’s payments market is over. The new challenge is performance.
For many years, the central challenge in emerging markets such as Mexico was clear: enabling digital payments at scale. Infrastructure gaps, fragmented payment options and regulatory complexity made simple acceptance the primary objective for merchant...
Bamboo, a company with extensive expertise in eCommerce solutions and Totalnet, a leading payments solutions company in Uruguay with nearly 30 years of experience, announced a strategic agreement aimed at strengthening the digital payments offering in the Uruguayan market.
As global commerce becomes increasingly cross-border, building scalable and reliable payment infrastructure is critical.
At Bamboo, we continue to strengthen our global payments network to support merchants operating across complex and fast-growing markets. As part of this expansion, Bamboo now enables payins and payouts across 11 African markets, including ...
A deal is closed. The customer is ready to pay.
And suddenly, everything slows down.Not because of pricing.
Not because of pricing.
Not because of hesitation.
But because the payment flow isn’t ready for that moment.
If you’re selling online in Latin America and still thinking of alternative payment methods (APMs) as a “nice-to-have,” 2026 will be an uncomfortable year. In reality, APMs already power nearly half of regional eCommerce volume — 46% in 2024, with a clear path to 51% by 2027 driven by digital wallets and account-to-account (A2A) payments.¹
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By enabling local execution, we help our partners reduce dependency on traditional cross-border rails and operate with the speed, cost structure, and reliability of a local player.
Vinicius Chemim
Sr. Business Development Manager
Payments should follow the business, not the other way around. When merchants can adapt how they get paid, they stop losing momentum at the most critical point: right after the deal is closed.
Matías Santana
VP of Product & Client Solutions
Our role is to provide payments technology so that local players like Totalnet can execute their eCommerce strategy with greater agility and operational strength.
Javier Urcola
Country Manager - Argentina & Uruguay
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