Skyblue Analytics, a fintech infrastructure company focused on helping brokers, banks, and financial institutions build modern investment platforms, has raised a strategic investment round led by a group of industry partners and regional market participants. The round, announced December 15, 2025, included Merchant Seven, A3 Mercados, Matba Rofex, PrimaryX, and Draper Angels LATAM, with the company aiming to expand regional coverage and accelerate development of AI-enabled investment experiences.
Based in Montevideo, Uruguay, Skyblue said the capital and strategic backing will support its effort to help financial institutions deploy multi-market trading, analytics, and portfolio tools faster, positioning its platform as an infrastructure layer for firms looking to modernize client portals, trading applications, and broader digital investing workflows. The company frames the opportunity as a modernization gap, arguing that Latin America’s financial technology stack has lagged behind the pace of change seen in the U.S. and other developed markets, creating demand for modular, integration-first products that can be implemented without multi-year build cycles.
Skyblue said it has expanded beyond Latin America this year by moving into Europe and the U.S., adding high-performance trading applications and prop trading groups to its portfolio. In Argentina, the company highlighted a major deployment tied to A3 Mercados and its subsidiary Primary, where Skyblue co-developed what it described as a next-generation investment platform now used by more than 75 retail brokers.
The company’s product approach centers on three pillars: multi-market connectivity that links U.S. and Latin American exchanges and brokers, white-label web and mobile platforms designed to be deployed within weeks, and AI-enabled investment tools that bring conversational interfaces into B2B investing platforms. Skyblue also said it is developing AI trading agents that allow trading and portfolio actions to be executed through natural language and voice prompts, which it believes could improve adoption by making investing workflows more intuitive than traditional desktop-first experiences.
The investor group said the partnership is intended to support broader access to U.S. equities and next-generation platform capabilities for regional investors through a single integration layer, while also helping accelerate the rollout of new digital experiences for brokers and institutions competing for retail and active trader engagement.
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“These partnerships go far beyond capital,” explained Sebastian Musso, Founder and CEO of Skyblue Analytics. “They represent a collective belief that LATAM can leapfrog a decade of slow progress and that Skyblue Analytics is the infrastructure partner to make this seismic change happen.”
“Modernization of client portals, applications, and trading toolkits should be something teams enjoy upgrading, not a painful process that can take months or years and millions of dollars in investment,” added Musso. “We are changing that today.”
Sebastian Musso, Founder and CEO, Skyblue Analytics
“It’s time for LATAM to modernize their financial technology stack,” said Pierce Crosby, Founder and Managing Partner at Merchant Seven. “Together with Skyblue, we are pushing to develop the next-gen platforms and enabling LATAM investors to access all of the U.S. equity market through a single integration.”
Pierce Crosby, Founder and Managing Partner, Merchant Seven
