As the business world evolves, sectors that manage to adapt and innovate are the ones leading the change. Among these, fintech (financial technology) stands out for its ability to integrate technology with financial services, improving and automating processes that were once complex and manual. From digital payments to investment management and insurance, fintech is revolutionizing the way we interact with money. A recent study by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and Finnovista reveals an impressive growth in fintech in Latin America, with a 340% increase in the number of startups in recent years. Brazil leads the region with 24% of these ventures, followed by Mexico and Colombia. By 2030, fintech is expected to generate up to $1.5 trillion in revenue, a figure that reflects the growing impact of this sector. Globally, fintech investment reached $75.2 billion in 2022, though this represented a 46% decrease compared to 2021. However, investors continue to see this sector as a unique opportunity, driven by market expansion and the rising valuation of these companies. The outlook remains favorable for fintech companies that adapt to business needs and add value through innovation. According to Forbes, startups like DataSnipper have gained prominence. This fintech, which uses artificial intelligence to automate