Mozper México

Mozper is a fintech company focused on financial education for children and adolescents in Latin America, operating primarily in Mexico and Brazil. Founded in 2019 by Gabriel Roizner, Yael Israeli, and Pablo Klestorny, the company graduated from Y Combinator's accelerator program in 2020. Mozper offers a Visa-branded debit card paired with a mobile app that enables parents and children to manage allowances, set spending limits, assign chores with rewards, and track savings goals together. The platform provides dual experiences within a single app where parents can monitor and control their children's financial activities while young users learn fundamental money management skills in a digital environment. In January 2023, Mozper received authorization from Mexico's National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) to operate as an Electronic Payment Fund Institution (Institución de Fondos de Pago Electrónico - IFPE), meeting regulatory requirements with minimum capital of 500,000 Investment Units (UDIs). The company has raised over $5 million in total funding, including a $3.55 million seed round led by Hetz Ventures with participation from F-Prime Capital, Foundation Capital, and Secocha Ventures. Mozper partners with Visa and works with Toka Internacional for card issuance. The platform addresses a significant market opportunity, as approximately 70% of Latin America's population has never received formal financial education. In Mexico and Brazil alone, parents distribute over $10 billion annually in pocket money to children. Mozper's service facilitates the digital transition from cash allowances to monitored electronic payments, providing real-world financial education tools designed for the digital era while helping parents navigate online shopping challenges with their children.