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Nomad
Nomad is a fintech that provides Brazilians with an all-in-one platform for global financial services, including international accounts and investments.
Nomad
Nomad is a fintech that provides Brazilians with an all-in-one platform for global financial services, including international accounts and investments. It was created to reduce boundaries and give simple, bureaucracy-free access to top-tier global financial opportunities, bridging Brazil and the international market. Investment services include access to the U.S. market such as fixed income, stocks, and ETFs, alongside debit and related travel products.
General information
Firm type
other
Location
Region
Latin America
Country
Brazil
City
Bellevue
Corporate office
São Paulo, Brazil
Principals
Lucas Vargas
Co-founder & CEO
Gabriel Pinto
Co-founder & CTO
Patrick Sigrist
Co-founder
Eduardo Haber
Co-founder
Marcos Nader
Co-founder
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What investment products does Nomad offer?
Through Nomad's investment platform, offered by NIS (a SIPC member), users can invest in US-listed securities, including stocks, ETFs, bonds, and other assets. The platform provides access to dollar-denominated investments, with securities protected up to $500K by SIPC.
Is Nomad related to any Brazilian bank or existing financial group?
No corporate parent or controlling shareholder is publicly disclosed. Nomad operates independently as a regulated US entity with Brazilian distribution.
How does Nomad generate revenue?
Nomad's primary revenue sources are foreign-exchange spreads on dollar conversions and card interchange fees. It also offers premium services such as the Nomad Pass loyalty program (reducing FX fees) and a credit card rewards program that accumulates points redeemable for cashback or miles.
Is Nomad the same as Nomad Global or another company with a similar name?
No. Nomad (nomadglobal.com) is a Brazilian-focused cross-border fintech. It is unrelated to other companies named Nomad, such as the US-based Nomad Health (healthcare staffing) or the British payment card company Currensea formerly named Nomad.
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