Luis Sanchez

Post-pitch story

KredFeed came to the show with a fintech pitch aimed at an underserved market: invoice factoring for small and medium-sized manufacturers in Mexico. Founder Luis Jorge Sánchez made the case that Latin American SMEs face a chronic working-capital gap, and that faster financing against receivables could unlock real growth. The post-pitch results suggest the investors agreed. In March 2025, KredFeed announced the close of a $1.5 million seed round led by Carabela, with participation from The Pitch Fund itself, along with Techstars and 2045 Ventures — a nice full-circle moment for a company that found some of its backers through the show. Since its 2019 founding, the company reports having financed more than $20 million in accounts receivable for SMEs. KredFeed remains one of the relatively few companies on the show building specifically for the Latin American market, and its continued fundraising suggests the thesis is holding. For fans tracking the show's international footprint, KredFeed is a standout: a Mexico City fintech that turned a podcast appearance into a seed round with the show's own fund on the cap table.