CloudWalk Puts Consumer Financial Agent Pierre on the Nasdaq Tower
Key Takeaways
- •CloudWalk, founded in 2013, generates revenue from payments and credit through its InfinitePay platform while pursuing artificial general intelligence and superintelligence development.
- •Pierre, the consumer-facing agent now displayed on the Nasdaq Tower, accesses user accounts via Brazil's Open Finance framework and executes actions on their funds.
- •CloudWalk's AI infrastructure processes more than 60 billion tokens per day in production, which the company describes as one of the largest applied AI deployments in financial services.
- •As of March 2026, CloudWalk reported an annualized revenue run-rate of about $1.7 billion, net revenue growth exceeding 100% year over year, and profitability.
- •The company competes with Nubank, Mercado Pago, PagBank and Stone, while operating under Open Finance consent rules, advancing AI legislation in Brazil's Congress, and Central Bank of Brazil supervision.
CloudWalk is a Brazilian technology company building artificial general intelligence (AGI) and artificial superintelligence (ASI); it earns its revenue from payments and credit. Founded in 2013, it built its early business on smartphone-based card acceptance for small merchants in Brazil before expanding into the InfinitePay platform. This week, the company is putting Pierre, its consumer financial agent, on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square.
The product, the company says, is the agent stack. Pierre acts on the consumer's money. Jim runs the seller. Gabriel closes support. A swarm of agents improves all three, and recursive self-improvement is not a research plan — it is how the company operates.
Pierre reads a person's accounts through Open Finance — Brazil's regulatory framework for consumer-authorized sharing of financial data — and then acts on the money. Jim runs the seller side across e-commerce, real-time payments, tap to pay and instant payouts. Gabriel provides InfinitePay support and closes about 98% of cases without a human. Credit, fraud and onboarding all sit on the same stack. These agents do the work, CloudWalk emphasizes — they are not chatbots.
"We didn't add AI to a financial services company. We built a financial services company that runs on AI, from day one. The infrastructure is ours, the model is ours, and the cost advantage compounds with every transaction," said Luis Silva, founder, chairman and CEO of CloudWalk.
The same machine, the company notes, already processes more than 60 billion tokens a day in production. That volume makes it one of the largest applied AI deployments in financial services and the most intensive in Latin America.
Alongside that operational scale, CloudWalk reports rapid growth. As of March 2026, the company reported an annualized revenue run-rate of about $1.7 billion, with net revenue growing more than 100% year over year. The company is profitable.
The backdrop is one of the world's most competitive digital finance markets — Nubank, Mercado Pago, PagBank and Stone contest the same merchants and consumers — at a moment when financial firms globally are working to move from chatbots to agents that complete tasks end to end. The terrain Pierre works in is also drawing regulatory attention: consumer account data sits under Open Finance consent rules, Brazil's Congress is advancing AI legislation, and the Central Bank of Brazil supervises the payment institutions behind services like InfinitePay.
The tower, in CloudWalk's framing, is a public signal of a private fact: the company is already running, and Pierre is how the consumer meets it.
