Olist has acquired Flip
July 2025 — In July 2025, Olist acquired 100% of Flip. The acquisition allows Olist to incorporate receivables anticipation and working capital credit services directly into its ecosystem, offering retailers an even more comprehensive range of tools to optimize their operations and cash flow. Flip will gain direct access to Olist's extensive client base, which is expected to boost its expansion and market reach, while also reducing client acquisition costs.
Olist is an integrated e-commerce solutions ecosystem, offering retailers tools for marketplace sales, management systems, logistics and financial services.
Flip is a fintech company specializing in the automated and online advance of receivables from invoices and credit cards, as well as providing working capital credit to recurring clients.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins Olimpia Partners in Brazil served as the exclusive financial advisor to Olist in this transaction.
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