ATTRUS more than doubles payment volume in 12 months as it expands U.S. infrastructure for Latin America flows

ATTRUS says payment volume through its platform rose 119.2% over the past 12 months as the Brazil-born infrastructure company scales its U.S. operation and deepens coverage across Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and the United States. For high-risk merchants and PSPs, the point is not just growth: it is a bet on one API handling collection, holding and movement of funds across borders without rebuilding the stack country by country.

1. ATTRUS says the 119.2% increase in processed volume reflects more companies looking for simpler ways to operate financially between the United States and Latin America. The company describes itself as the infrastructure behind businesses moving money across those corridors.
2. Through a single API, ATTRUS enables businesses to collect, hold and move money across Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and the United States, connecting local payment methods, accounts and cross-border settlement in one infrastructure layer.
3. The United States has become ATTRUS’s largest individual market for new clients. Over the past 12 months, U.S. clients signed by ATTRUS increased 73%, while the company’s U.S. team more than tripled and is expected to double again within the next 12 months.
4. ATTRUS plans to direct approximately 40% of its investment for 2027 and 2028 to the United States, covering commercial expansion, technology, operations and regulatory infrastructure. The company has also expanded its headquarters in Miami, which it presents as the operational link between its U.S. business and Latin America footprint.
5. Operationally, ATTRUS says it reduced average client onboarding time by 40% over the past 12 months while maintaining 100% platform availability. The company also says transactions that can take one or two business days through traditional setups are being handled through its infrastructure, though the source cuts off before giving the full comparison.

For PSPs serving high-risk verticals, the useful takeaway is straightforward: ATTRUS is positioning itself as cross-border plumbing for companies that need local payment methods and settlement in multiple jurisdictions without stitching together separate financial operations in each market.