Solving Small Business, Credit and Payment Challenges

Episode 2 of the Brazil (is not) for Beginners podcast, hosted by Brazil (is not) for Beginners, titled "Solving Small Business, Credit and Payment Challenges" was published on March 6, 2025 and runs 39 minutes.

March 6, 2025 ·39m · Brazil (is not) for Beginners

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Summary

In the latest episode of “Brazil (is not) for Beginners,” Isaac interviews his friend Rebecca Fischer, Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Divibank, a leading platform offering payment solutions and access to capital for online businesses in Latin America. They discuss Rebecca's journey from digital marketing to entrepreneurship, and the founding of Divibank. Rebecca also shares her experiences of working with a foreign co-founder and offers advice for both budding entrepreneurs and foreign investors looking to navigate the Brazilian market.Their conversation also covers: · The importance of addressing the working capital and payments challenges faced by small businesses· ⁠The complexities of the Brazilian credit market· Following customer painpoints to find product opportunities· The innovative payments ecosystem in Brazil · ⁠The growing role of women in fintech · And lots more…

Episode Description

Their conversation also covers:

· The importance of addressing the working capital and payments challenges faced by small businesses

· ⁠The complexities of the Brazilian credit market

· Following customer painpoints to find product opportunities

· The innovative payments ecosystem in Brazil

· ⁠The growing role of women in fintech

· And lots more…

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