More and more startups in Peru are receiving investment from U.S. investors. Many of these startups have have reached product-market fit and some have already scaled across multiple countries in Latin America.
This trend is partly due to the growing tendency for Peru startups to set up U.S.-based entities as holding companies. Founders are using Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) financing documents, the standard document for early stage U.S. startups, allowing them to raise money from a wide variety of investors.
