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Mozper

“Can a Greenlight-style kids debit card build a durable business in Latin America's fragmented, low-card-penetration consumer market?”

Founded2019
HQSão Paulo, Brazil (originally Mexico City)
FoundersGabriel Roizner, Pablo Klestorny, Yael Israeli
Total raised$6.2M
Latest roundSeed, 2020
IndustryFintech / Consumer banking
The story

Mozper launched in 2020 out of Y Combinator as a Greenlight/GoHenry-style debit card and financial-education app for kids and parents in Latin America, initially in Mexico with planned expansion to Brazil. The company remains small (~8 employees, $1.2M annual revenue) and appears to have largely stalled after its 2020 seed round with no material subsequent funding events. Headquarters shifted from Mexico City to São Paulo.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2019
Founded in December 2019 by Gabriel Roizner, Pablo Klestorny, and Yael Israeli· founding
2020
Graduated from Y Combinator; launched debit card and app in Mexico· banking
2020
Raised $3.55M seed round led by Hetz Ventures· funding
2021
Planned expansion into Brazil· expansion
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Mozper’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Mozper (self-operated card program)
Accounting gap: none

Mozper — frequently asked

Who is Mozper's payment processor?

Mozper processes payments through Mozper (self-operated card program).

Who founded Mozper?

Mozper was founded by Gabriel Roizner, Pablo Klestorny and Yael Israeli and is founded in 2019, headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil (originally Mexico City).

How much funding has Mozper raised?

Mozper has raised $6.2M in total (latest round: Seed, 2020).

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