“Can a blockchain-native credit marketplace become the dominant embedded B2B credit network for Latin American suppliers and their SMB customers?”
Credix launched in 2021 as a blockchain-native, decentralized private credit marketplace on Solana, targeting Latin American asset originators seeking institutional liquidity. By 2024, the company had pivoted toward a B2B embedded-finance play: enabling Brazilian and LATAM suppliers to offer instant credit-at-checkout and net terms to their business customers, taking on balance sheet risk and collections. This shift moved Credix from crypto-native capital markets infrastructure toward an operational fintech lending product embedded in supplier order-to-cash workflows — closer to a BNPL-for-B2B model than its original DeFi positioning.
Credix uses Taktile for fraud prevention.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 2 layers in Credix's stack: Lending (B2B embedded credit-at-checkout, Extended payment terms / net terms for B2B buyers, Instant credit approvals and Decentralized private credit / tokenized debt (legacy product)); Fraud (Taktile).
Credix is founded in 2021 and headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil (registered: Antwerp, Belgium).
Credix has raised $216.5M (equity + debt) in total.
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