Rappi announced the asset acquisition of Fountain9, adding its IP and team to support TURBO and B2B supply-chain capabilities.
SourceOn-demand delivery and financial services for Latin America.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Rappi is a Latin American technology company and the region’s first super-app, offering on-demand delivery and digital commerce services across multiple LATAM countries.
Primary product
Mobile super-app for food delivery, grocery delivery, mobile payments, online shopping, and travel/errands services
Founded
2015
Headquarters
Colombia
Team size
1001-5000
Industry
Technology, Information and Media
Sub-industry
Online food ordering and delivery / super-app / digital commerce
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Late-stage private; Series F plus debt financing
Total raised
$2.6B
Latest round
Debt Financing · Aug 2025
Latest amount
$100M
Leadership
Co-Founder & CEO
Co-Founder & Board Member
Co-Founder
VP Corporate Development & Investor Relations
Rappi describes its culture as ambitious, diverse, fast-paced, customer-obsessed, and ownership-driven, with an emphasis on moving quickly and making a large impact across Latin America.
Compensation
Public signals indicate competitive salary and equity for some roles, but no comprehensive company-wide compensation data was found.
Benefits
Pricing
Marketplace commissions / delivery fees / service fees; monetization also appears to include merchant services, ads, and subscriptions.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$200M-$300M
Rappi announced the asset acquisition of Fountain9, adding its IP and team to support TURBO and B2B supply-chain capabilities.
SourceRappi secured a $100M loan from Santander and Kirkoswald Capital Partners to support refinancing and working capital needs.
SourceBloomberg reported Amazon took a stake in Rappi as part of a strategic partnership tied to logistics and cloud infrastructure.
SourceReuters reported Rappi could be ready for an IPO within 12 months, according to cofounder Simón Borrero.
SourceBloomberg · Sep 2025
Bloomberg reported Amazon took a stake in Rappi as part of a strategic partnership focused on logistics and cloud-computing infrastructure.
Bloomberg · Aug 2025
Rappi secured a $100 million senior secured facility from Banco Santander and Kirkoswald Capital Partners to support refinancing and working capital.
Reuters · Sep 2024
Reuters reported cofounder Simón Borrero said Rappi could be ready to pursue a public listing within 12 months, while emphasizing the company was not rushing to IPO.
Rappi / PR Newswire · Sep 2024
Rappi announced the acquisition of Fountain9 assets, IP, and team to bolster TURBO and expand its B2B supply-chain technology capabilities.
Bloomberg · Apr 2024
Bloomberg reported Rappi hired its first CFO, Tiago Azevedo, in São Paulo to help prepare for a future public listing.