Fiserv acquires Money Money to offer receivables finance in Brazil

Fiserv, Inc., a global leader in payments and financial technology, announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Brazilian fintech Money Money Servicos Financeiros S.A. (Money Money). This transaction expands Fiserv’s services in Brazil, enabling small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) to access capital that can be invested in the growth of their businesses.

Money Money operates a specialised financing engine connected to the receivables’ registry infrastructure regulated by the Brazil Central Bank to provide working capital and other financial solutions to SMEs. Its technology and expertise in the segment complement Clover’s strategy of supporting the development of Brazilian SMEs in their payment, management, and cash flow needs.

With the launch of Clover in Brazil, Clover Capital fueled by Money Money will be integrated with the Clover platform to combine risk analysis technology with the predictive performance of clients’ businesses to generate personalised offers with competitive rates. The solution advances capital to businesses with a range of payment plans, backed by future receivables based on the merchant’s prior sales transactions.

“By adding this service to our portfolio, we take an important step to boost the growth of our acquiring clients, facilitating their access to the necessary resources to invest in improvements and processes,” said Jorge Valdivia, General Manager of Fiserv in Brazil. “Our continued investment in the Brazilian market demonstrates our commitment to advance our clients’ business objectives by expanding our local capabilities.”

Clover was first introduced to the Brazilian market in December, offering a differentiated set of capabilities to local businesses that includes an all-in-one payment solution, cash flow support, native applications, and a marketplace of systems and automation tools from the company’s leading software partners (ISVs).

The acquisition is subject to regulatory approval and other customary closing conditions and is expected to close in the second quarter of 2025.

Source: Finserv