Atrato
-36%
est. 2Y upside i
Enabling consumers split the cost of purchases without a credit card
Rank
#3066
Sector
Fintech
Est. Liquidity
~3Y
Data Quality
Data: LowEquity in Atrato offers extremely high risk with negative expected value.
Last updated: July 19, 2026
Exit value of $21.8M at 6x revenue driven by IPO window and category leadership. After paying $17.7M preferred, common stock returns 300% (capped by stage constraints).
Exit value of $16.4M at 4.5x revenue, below $17.7M liquidation preference, resulting in zero recovery for common stock.
Exit value below $17.7M due to multiple compression to 2x revenue and incumbent pressure, common stock recovers nothing.
Preference Stack Risk
severeFunding Intensity
1475000%Total preferred liquidation preference of $17.7M dwarfs the $120K secondary valuation, leaving common stock with negative intrinsic value.
Dilution Risk
highThe company likely needs a new equity round soon given stale funding, which would dilute common by an estimated 20%.
Secondary Liquidity
noneThe only secondary data point implies negligible liquidity and a deeply distressed valuation.
Operaciones — 1 role
- Customer Support Specialist · Fully Remote - México
Tech — 1 role
- Full Stack Software Engineer · Fully Remote - México
Last updated: March 10, 2026
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on Atrato's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“How does Atrato's underwriting differ from Klarna and other incumbents targeting the same unbanked segment?”
- 2
“What is the unit economics per transaction, and how does the 24-month installment model affect cash flow?”
- 3
“Given the 2021 debt round and no equity since, what is the current cap table and how would a new equity grant be structured?”
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