“There is still a lot to do and this investment will allow us to consolidate and accelerate there,” he said. “There is still 60% of the population that does not have access to digital services.”
The manager said that this money will be invested in the expansion of the business with a view to becoming the “best digital bank in Mexico.”
Once they obtain the second authorization of the banking license, efforts will be focused on launching payroll products and later loans to SMEs.
Regarding the future of accounts with returns, Herrera is confident that once they obtain all the authorizations from the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV), more clients will join those that a Sofipo license does not give them confidence.
Herrera highlighted that with the resources they will also seek to grow personnel with the help of technology; To date, the firm has more than 13 million clients.
