Abowire's answer
Alan and Andrés are both Argentinians with a sprinkle of Italian heritage. Alan is a techie, Andrés a product guy.
Back in 2009, Alan embarked on his first entrepreneurial adventure by founding a software development agency. His agency crafted software products for a diverse range of sectors for nearly seven years.
Around the same time, Andrés was carving his own path in the software world as well. For over five years, his company offered their own software products to companies and government agencies.
Although they worked together on one of Andres' projects then, it was not until almost a decade passed by —as fast as life does— until their paths crossed again. This time, in Berlin.
Both looking to start something new, they pondered the recurring challenges they had faced in their previous ventures and contemplated potential solutions. The one recurring challenge was scaling payments. They knew first hand how that starts and how it develops over time as companies grow.
Slowly, a first prototype started to take shape. As they took their first steps towards a new venture, the world was shaken by the COVID-19 pandemic. Although things were chaotic, it was not their first rodeo building companies in the face of adversity. Despite the prevailing uncertainty, Alan and Andrés persevered and launched Abowire on summer of 2020.
Since then, they have continued to learn, grow, and innovate in a steady and deliberate manner, embracing every opportunity along the way.
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