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Shop and pay in installments anywhere
Drip has raised $25.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at Drip.
Drip was founded in 2021 by Bianca Orsini (Founder) and Patrick McDougall (Founder) and Paulo Albuquerque (Founder).
Drip has raised $25.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Drip combines the best of Pix and a credit card. We enable customers to pay with credit and earn 2%+ cashback with the speed and widespread acceptance of Pix.
Through our app customers can onboard, shop nearly anywhere and manage their payments. We're enabling transactions via Pix's existing network (85%+ of e-comm).
Key people at Drip.
Drip (Brazil) is a fintech company that enables consumers to shop and pay in installments anywhere by combining the speed and low cost of Pix (Brazil’s instant payment system) with the credit and rewards features of a credit card. It offers users 2%+ cashback on transactions and aims to provide a fair, seamless, and rewarding payment experience while reducing merchants’ fees and supporting Brazil’s e-commerce ecosystem[1][2]. Drip serves Brazilian consumers and merchants by addressing the high cost and inefficiencies of traditional credit card payments and installment plans, which represent a large portion of retail payments in Brazil. The company is gaining traction by leveraging Pix’s extensive network, covering over 80% of Brazilian e-commerce stores, and offering a user-friendly app for shopping and payment management[1][2].
Drip was founded by Paulo, Bianca, and Patrick, former Nubank employees who identified the opportunity to improve Brazil’s payment landscape by building on Pix’s infrastructure. They launched Drip to solve the problem of expensive and uninspiring installment payment options in Brazil, where 30% of retail payments are made in installments but 70% of the population seeks better alternatives[2]. The founders’ fintech background and experience with Nubank informed their vision to create a payment method that is fast, low-cost, and rewarding for consumers while benefiting merchants. Early traction came from integrating with Pix and offering cashback incentives, quickly gaining adoption among Brazilian consumers and merchants[1][2].
Drip rides the wave of fintech innovation in Latin America, particularly Brazil’s rapid adoption of Pix, which has transformed instant payments. The timing is critical as Brazilian consumers and merchants seek alternatives to expensive credit cards and fragmented payment options. Drip’s model addresses market inefficiencies by offering a hybrid solution that combines credit flexibility with Pix’s infrastructure, reducing costs and improving financial inclusion. This approach supports the growth of Brazil’s e-commerce ecosystem and pushes forward the trend of embedded finance and buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) solutions in emerging markets[1][2].
Drip is positioned to expand its user base and merchant partnerships by deepening integration with Pix and enhancing its cashback and installment offerings. Future trends shaping its journey include increasing demand for flexible payment options, regulatory support for fintech innovation, and growing digital commerce in Brazil. Drip’s influence may evolve to become a key player in democratizing credit and payments in Latin America, potentially expanding beyond Brazil or adding new financial products. Its mission to empower consumers and support merchants aligns with broader financial inclusion goals, making it a fintech to watch in the region[1][2].
Drip was founded in 2021 by Bianca Orsini (Founder) and Patrick McDougall (Founder) and Paulo Albuquerque (Founder).
Drip has raised $25.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Drip's investors include Base10 Partners, Eniac Ventures, Harlem Capital, Kindred Ventures, 1confirmation, Abstract Ventures, AllegisCyber Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Atlantic Bridge, Bailhe, Cherry Ventures, Eunoia Capital Partners.
Drip has raised $25.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $23.0M Series A in May 2022.