Top tech companies driving innovation in Brazil in 2025

March 12, 2025 | Researched and prompted by Soraima

Brazil’s tech ecosystem is thriving, solidifying its status as Latin America’s innovation hub. With São Paulo alone hosting over 340,000 tech firms, the country’s IT services market is projected to reach $29.84 billion by 2029, growing at an impressive 9.03% annually.

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From fintech disruptors to logistics pioneers, Brazilian companies are leveraging AI, cloud computing, and sustainable solutions to reshape industries and improve lives.

In this post, we spotlight ten leading tech companies in Brazil, their standout services, and the latest innovations driving the market forward in 2025.

1. Nubank: Redefining Financial Access

Nubank has become a fintech powerhouse, serving over 105 million customers with its no-fee credit cards, digital accounts (NuConta), loans, and investment tools. In 2024, it expanded into telecom with NuCel, offering mobile phone services. AI-powered features like NuCrédito and NuReserva continue to personalize financial services at scale, with a goal of reaching 145 million users by year-end.

Learn more at Nubank.

2. iFood: Revolutionizing Food Delivery

iFood dominates Brazil’s food delivery market, processing over 390,000 orders daily. Recent innovations include AI-optimized delivery routes, cutting times by 15%, and iFood Shop, a new feature enabling users to purchase kitchen essentials directly. Convenience has never been this smart.

Learn more at iFood.

3. VTEX: Powering Global E-Commerce

VTEX provides a cloud-based platform for businesses to manage online stores, orders, and omnichannel integration. In 2024, its “VTEX Vision” AI toolkit launched, delivering real-time product recommendations that significantly boost sales. With strong Brazilian roots, VTEX has become a global e-commerce force.

Learn more at VTEX.

4. QuintoAndar: Transforming Real Estate

QuintoAndar simplifies renting, buying, and selling properties with virtual tours and digital contracts. Valued at $5.1 billion, the company expanded to six countries in 2024 and introduced a machine-learning-driven pricing model, optimizing rental rates for landlords and tenants alike.

Learn more at QuintoAndar.

5. TOTVS: The Backbone of Brazilian Business

As Latin America’s largest software company, TOTVS supports nearly 60% of Brazil’s small and medium businesses with ERP, CRM, and industry-specific solutions. Its latest AI module enhances supply chain forecasting by 20%, demonstrating that enterprise tech can be both robust and cutting-edge.

Learn more at TOTVS.

6. Creditas: Lending with a Twist

Creditas specializes in secured loans using property or vehicles as collateral, paired with financial planning tools. Its AI-driven credit risk assessments have reduced approval times by 30%, while Creditas Auto has streamlined car financing, making lending faster and more accessible.

Learn more at Creditas.

7. Loggi: Logistics at Lightning Speed

Loggi’s last-mile delivery network serves both e-commerce and individuals with tech-driven efficiency. In 2024, it launched “Loggi Air” drone trials, reducing urban delivery times by 40%, and expanded its electric vehicle fleet, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability.

Learn more at Loggi.

8. Ascenty: Building Brazil’s Digital Infrastructure

Ascenty operates state-of-the-art data centers and a 5,000+ km fiber optic network, supporting cloud and connectivity needs. Its new ServiceFabric™ platform optimizes AI and high-performance computing, benefiting partners like Google Cloud and Microsoft.

Learn more at Ascenty.

9. Movile: A Mobile Empire

Movile’s diverse portfolio—including iFood, PlayKids, Sympla, and Zoop—targets a billion users worldwide. In 2024, it enhanced Zoop’s payment platform with blockchain technology, ensuring secure and efficient transactions while showcasing its cross-sector innovation.

Learn more at Movile.

10. Loft: Real Estate Meets IoT

Loft digitizes property transactions with a transparent, user-friendly approach. Its 2024 “Smart Building” platform integrates IoT technology into properties, driving a 25% rental demand spike in São Paulo pilot projects and offering a glimpse into the future of connected real estate.

Learn more at Loft.

Why Brazil’s Tech Scene Matters

These companies exemplify Brazil’s unique blend of scale, creativity, and ambition. While Nubank and iFood lead consumer-focused innovation, VTEX and TOTVS empower businesses globally.

Emerging trends—such as AI-driven personalization, drone logistics, and IoT integration—highlight Brazil’s growing role as a global tech leader. With startups like Gringo (automotive) and Cellva Ingredients (food tech) on the rise, the ecosystem is only gaining momentum.

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