Solvento has secured a $25 million financing agreement with BBVA Spark to expand liquidity solutions for Mexico’s transport and logistics sector. The facility is designed to strengthen working capital access for carriers and logistics operators, addressing persistent delayed payment cycles that affect operational stability across the supply chain. The agreement supports Solvento’s model of providing financial infrastructure tailored specifically to transportation providers.
A Strategic Alliance to Support the Transport Sector
The partnership reflects BBVA Spark’s focus on financing high-growth technology companies operating in essential economic sectors. Through this agreement, BBVA Spark is channeling capital into the logistics industry by backing Solvento’s platform, which is built to improve cash flow dynamics between large corporates and transport operators.
For Solvento, the financing represents an expansion of its capacity to deploy liquidity solutions at scale. The company focuses on mitigating the structural payment delays that carriers frequently face when working with large corporate clients. By increasing available capital, Solvento aims to strengthen its position within Mexico’s logistics financing ecosystem and expand its reach among transport providers.
Addressing Liquidity Gaps in Logistics
The transport industry often operates under extended payment terms, requiring carriers to finance their own operations while awaiting receivables. According to Solvento CEO Jaime Tabachnik, this imbalance places a financial burden on operators that sustain the broader economy.
The new financing will allow Solvento to further develop and deploy working capital solutions tailored to transportation companies. By improving liquidity access, the agreement seeks to support the continuity of fleets, routes, and daily logistics operations that are critical to Mexico’s economic activity.
Structured Financing for Broader Reach
A key element of the agreement includes an additional tranche directed toward large corporate clients. This structure is designed to extend liquidity solutions into the supply chains of major companies, enabling financing to reach transport providers operating within those networks.
Rodrigo Velasco, Country Manager for Mexico and LatAm Head at BBVA Spark, emphasized that the objective is to increase liquidity within the daily operations of logistics chains. The structure allows financing to flow through financially solid corporates and into the broader transport ecosystem.
Outlook for Sector Impact
With BBVA Spark’s backing, Solvento is positioned to expand its liquidity infrastructure across Mexico’s logistics ecosystem, serving both independent carriers and large corporate supply chains. The additional capital strengthens its ability to scale working capital solutions in a sector where payment delays are structurally embedded and operational continuity depends heavily on timely cash flow.
Beyond the immediate capital injection, the agreement reinforces Solvento’s role in facilitating more efficient financial flows between corporates and transport providers. By embedding liquidity solutions directly into logistics chains, the company aims to reduce friction, stabilize operations, and improve the overall resilience of the transport sector. As payment modernization becomes increasingly critical to supply chain efficiency, this financing positions Solvento to play a larger role in shaping how working capital moves across Mexico’s logistics network.