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Infinia
compliance-first rails connecting stablecoins to local payment networks like Pix and SPEI across emerging markets
Last verified August 15, 2026 · Updated daily
What Infinia is building
Infinia is the last-mile plumbing between stablecoins and local money. Enterprises increasingly settle cross-border commerce in stablecoins for 24/7 speed, but those digital dollars remain structurally cut off from domestic fiat networks like Brazil's Pix or Mexico's SPEI. Infinia builds the technical and regulatory pipes that connect the two: compliance-first architecture that absorbs fragmented local KYC/KYB requirements and regional banking complexity while enabling automated multi-currency settlement and continuous real-time treasury netting. Despite a team of roughly 20, its rails already serve serious names — Stripe/Bridge, OpenFX, Kast, and Despegar — and the company was selected for Mastercard's Start Path startup program for account-to-account payments.
Why this matters
The stablecoin conversation has moved from speculation to settlement, and the bottleneck is exactly where Infinia sits: Bain Capital Crypto's partner argues people underestimate the difficulty of the last mile — truly connecting on-chain and local fiat networks in emerging markets — and that Infinia's rigorous engineering and compliance work is making it the default infra provider for companies going global from day one. The founder pedigree fits the problem: CEO Ianai Urwicz was on the founding team at dLocal (NASDAQ: DLO), the definitive emerging-markets payments success story, where per YC he helped grow revenue from zero to $100M ARR; CTO Alejandro Rettig brings 25 years of telecom and financial-systems engineering deployed across Latin America, Africa, and Asia. YC W23, selected from 20,000+ applicants. Stripe's $1.1B Bridge acquisition set the comp for this category — Infinia is running the same play in harder markets.
Open roles at Infinia
3 positions we're tracking. Roles are re-checked daily and removed when filled.
Hiring outlook
The stated use of funds is securing additional regional regulatory licenses and expanding across Latin America, Africa, and Asia — with a current team of only about 20 people. Licenses need compliance and legal hires; new corridors need payments engineers and local BD. This is a lean team about to be stretched across three continents, which means a small number of roles with outsized ownership, filled through networks before any job board sees them.
Working at Infinia
Founded in , Infinia is compliance-first rails connecting stablecoins to local payment networks like Pix and SPEI across emerging markets. They're now <50 people. For a Fintech, Payments company this size, the reality is broad remit, direct access to founders, and equity that still means something if the company works out.
The majority of roles are in Remote, Partly Remote.
Frequently asked questions
How many jobs does Infinia have open?
3 open roles at Infinia, last checked July 2026.
Does Infinia hire remotely?
No remote roles right now — all positions are in Remote, Partly Remote.
What roles is Infinia hiring for?
Infinia is hiring across Other, Engineering, Product. The most recent opening is Compliance / Licensing Lead.
How do I apply for a job at Infinia?
Use the apply links above, or check our guide to getting hired at Infinia.
Where is Infinia based?
Infinia is headquartered in Remote, Partly Remote.
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