Expansión CEO, November 2026 (p. 52): Q&A with Peter Spradling, co-founder and CEO of Marco. After financing more than $1.2 billion in cross-border trade, Marco evolved into a platform that unifies collections, FX, and compliance for Mexican SMBs operating in the United States.

Publimetro Mexico, Sept. 22, 2026: Between 30% and 40% of Mexican food is lost starting right in the field, and disposing of an 18-ton load in the U.S. costs up to $2,000. Luis Garza, Business Development Director at Marco, explains why the timing of cash flow matters just as much as sales volume.

Publimetro, Aug 4, 2026: Mexico accounts for 16.3% of U.S. trade, but exporting SMEs are losing liquidity due to 30- to 120-day payment terms and the appreciation of the peso (2.86% in the first half of the year). Peter Spradling, CEO of Marco, on how to turn sales into cash.

Reforma, Jul 24, 2026: interview with Peter Spradling, CEO of Marco. Mexican exporters are diversifying markets and currencies ahead of the USMCA review, but sales to the U.S. continue to grow according to data from the platform.

Capitanes (Grupo Reforma), Jul 16, 2026: Marco sold its factoring portfolio valued at $31 million and repaid its obligations to credit institutions to focus on its financial platform for companies with operations in the U.S.

Mundo Ejecutivo, Issue 570 (July 2026): Peter Spradling, CEO and co-founder of Marco, ranks 17th in "The Top 25 CFOs" for the strategy behind the company's 213% growth between 2024 and 2025.

Marco closed an oversubscribed $12 million Series A round, led by IDC Ventures with participation from IDB Lab, Arcadia Funds, Kayyak Ventures, Florida Funders, and Miami Angels, among others. Part of the capital was allocated to its global dollar accounts product.

In an exclusive interview with Bloomberg Línea, Marco announced a $200 million committed facility from MidCap Financial and Castlelake, plus $8 million in equity led by Arcadia Funds. By then, it had financed more than $250 million in Latin America.

DP World, one of the world's largest logistics and port operators, has added Marco as an approved financier on CARGOES Finance, focusing on SME exporters in Latin America. This marks Marco's first validation by a global supply chain player.

Less than a year after its launch, Marco raised $7 million in equity led by Arcadia Funds and Kayyak Ventures, plus a $75 million credit facility that brought its funding capacity to $100 million. TechCrunch's second exclusive.

TechCrunch exclusively featured Marco in September 2020: a Miami-born fintech created to serve small and medium-sized exporters in Latin America, with Mexico among its first markets. That same thesis underpins Marco's comprehensive platform today.