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itti Wins Gold at Fintech Americas Awards, Leading Latin American Financial Innovation

Graciela Maria Reporter / Updated : 2025-03-19 18:01:37
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Asunción, Paraguay – Paraguayan fintech innovator itti has been awarded the prestigious Gold Award in the Digital Banking category at the 2025 Fintech Americas Awards, solidifying its position as a leader in Latin American financial innovation. The awards, which celebrate fintech and banking institutions that are reshaping the future of finance in the region, saw itti's "itti Secure" solution emerge victorious from a pool of over 120 competing innovative projects.

itti Secure, a qualified digital signature tool, has revolutionized the processing of various banking documents, including loan applications, credit card issuance, and contract signing. By eliminating barriers related to paper usage, time, and distance, itti Secure enhances user convenience and significantly improves access to financial services, particularly for those with limited access to traditional bank branches. A press release issued on March 18th emphasized that "itti Secure has transformed the digital banking experience and elevated financial inclusion to new heights."

César Astigarraga, President of itti, expressed his pride and gratitude, stating, "This award demonstrates our commitment to digital transformation and financial inclusion. Technology must serve as a bridge, providing innovative financial solutions to more people while ensuring accessibility and security. We are proud to prove that Paraguay can lead regional innovation."

The Fintech Americas Awards, an annual event that highlights advancements in Latin American financial technology, focused on digital transformation and inclusion in its 2025 edition. itti's victory underscores the potential for technology-driven financial innovation across the region. According to World Bank data, a significant portion of the Latin American population lacks access to traditional banking services, making digital solutions crucial. itti Secure offers a practical alternative for financially underserved communities.

Paraguay, traditionally known for its agricultural economy, is now making significant strides in the fintech sector. Data from the Central Bank of Paraguay indicates a 30% year-over-year increase in mobile payment usage in 2024, demonstrating the growth potential of the country's digital financial infrastructure. itti's success paves the way for Paraguay to emerge as a regional leader in this dynamic field.

itti's Gold Award represents more than just a technological achievement; it signifies a milestone in promoting financial inclusion and sustainable development. The transformative impact of itti Secure is expected to open doors to financial services for a broader population throughout Paraguay and Latin America.

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