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Divine Match Talent is partnering with a fintech client building stablecoin settlement and wallet infrastructure. They seek the first commercial hire on the ground in Colombia to report directly to UK founders.
You will open the market, build your own pipeline and own the end-to-end sales cycle—from prospecting to close—with C-level access in Bogota, speaking English and Spanish. Equity incentives accompany a transparent base+commission structure.
Our client builds the stablecoin settlement and wallet infrastructure that fintechs use to move money. Their non custodial APIs let banks, payment companies and fintechs plug in stablecoin payments, remittances, payroll and merchant settlement without building blockchain infrastructure themselves. Since launching last year they have issued over 100,000 wallets, processed more than USD 1 billion in transaction volume, and gone live in more than 20 countries. The team comes out of global payments and crypto companies you already know.
They are hiring their first commercial person on the ground in Colombia. You will report directly to the founders in the UK, with no layer in between.
USD 2,500 monthly base, plus uncapped commission and meaningful equity as an early commercial hire. Be clear eyed about what this is. The base is fixed and it is the floor of a build role, not the reward for one. The commission is uncapped and the deal sizes are enterprise, so the upside belongs to whoever actually closes. If you are looking to protect a large base, this is not your role. If you back yourself to earn on top of one, read on.
You own a country. First commercial hire in market, reporting straight to the founders in the UK, with real influence over how Colombia gets built. No middle management. Your work is seen by the people who make the decisions. Stablecoin infrastructure is one of the few genuinely growing categories in LATAM fintech right now. Equity while it still means something. You stop handing your deals to somebody else.