Sumia, the Chilean startup aiming to transform digital payments in Colombia and throughout Latin America

In a market where efficiency and security in transactions are key, Sumia emerges as the newest, leading payment service provider (PSP). The startup combines advanced technology and artificial intelligence to offer innovative payment solutions.

Its mission is to transform the transactional infrastructure of companies, providing tools that optimize immediate payments and enhance the experience of users and merchants in all of Latin America, with a specialized initial focus on Colombia.

The company specializes in developing SaaS modules for managing transactional flows, as well as designing intuitive interfaces for wallets and digital platforms for customized branding and superior customer experience. Its purpose not only seeks to expedite payments cost effectively but also ensures greater security and stability in each operation, adapting to the specific needs at the national and regional level of the financial ecosystem.

Sumia adds a lot of value by democratizing immediate payments and this through two avenues. First oriented towards customers allowing a greater number of people capable of transacting,» explained in a statement Christian Montesdeoca, CEO of Kuvasz Solutions. 

This new startup was born from a partnership between Kuvasz Solutions and Ionix, two companies from the technology and payments industry. Kuvasz, a Chilean company with operations throughout Latin America, has managed to position itself as a key player in transforming transactional systems, expanding into new markets with efficient and secure solutions. Ionix, also based in Chile, brings its experience in technological development and financial front-end systems.

The partnership aligns as follows: Kuvasz provides SaaS modules for complete management of transactional flows, while Ionix develops the necessary front-end for applications such as digital wallets.

According to Robert Massé, CEO of Ionix for Latin America, this integration demonstrates that “the strengths of both companies strongly complement each other, offering solutions that go beyond what is currently available in the market and expected from consumers and businesses.”

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