About

MODO is a fintech venture backed by Argentine banks, focused on transforming the country's payments and savings landscape. The company develops payment experiences across QR, NFC, and online channels, supporting all payment methods. It also operates a promotions hub and is building the first open banking hub in Argentina, designed to simplify money management.

The company's technical work spans QR payments, NFC payments, online payments, and open banking. Its product suite includes payment experience solutions, a promotions platform, and what it describes as Argentina's first open banking hub.

MODO operates in Argentina's fintech, payments, and banking sectors. The company describes its team as detail-oriented and results-driven, with a high degree of ownership. It seeks technologically skilled professionals who are proactive, eager to learn, and comfortable in a continuously evolving environment.

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