Nubank, one of the largest digital financial services platforms in the world, announces an investment of more than R$ 2.5 billion (~USD 475 million) over the next five years aimed at improving and expanding its office network in Brazil. This movement reinforces the company’s long-term commitment to development and innovation in the country.

In São Paulo, Nubank will occupy two new buildings. Starting in 2027, the Cyrela Corporate, designed by the Italian design studio Pininfarina, located at Rua Oscar Freire, 2,645, at the intersection with Rua Heitor Penteado, will receive the financial institution’s employees. With 35,000 m² and capacity for more than 3,000 people, the space will feature an events area, services, a NuCafé unit and an outdoor garden open to the public, a game room and a library.

In the same region, starting in April this year, Capote 210, a building with 20 corporate floors, will become an innovation space, featuring a Research Lab dedicated to the co-creation of products with customers. With the two additions, the Pinheiros neighborhood will house four Nubank offices, totaling 5,700 workstations, a jump of more than five times in its capacity in the region.

Workspaces will also be inaugurated by the second half of 2026 in Campinas, the Bresco Viracopos, with an area of 9,150 m², in Rio de Janeiro, with 6,870 m² divided into 5 floors of the Vista Mauá building, and in Belo Horizonte, with location still to be defined. The regions were chosen with a focus on attracting and retaining talent.

“Investing in physical spaces is investing in our capacity to innovate. It is in the office, in the direct contact between Nubankers, that great ideas are born and evolve with the agility that our business requires. We want to offer the best possible environment for this collaboration. And this is reflected in significant numbers for our Brazilian operation: we plan a contribution exceeding R$ 2.5 billion in infrastructure projects over the next five years,” says Livia Chanes, CEO of Nubank Brazil.

This movement accompanies the announcement of the new hybrid work model starting in July 2026, when around 70% of employees should work in the office two days a week. The change combines the flexibility of remote work with the focus on collaboration inherent to the physical environment.

The expansion occurs in a period of growth for Nubank. In just five years, the number of customers in Brazil, Mexico and Colombia jumped from 59 million to more than 127 million. This trajectory was accompanied by milestones such as the IPO and a financial performance evidenced by record net income of US$ 783 million and revenue exceeding US$ 4 billion in the third quarter of 2025. To support this scale and growth, the number of employees between September 2023 and September 2025 grew 26%, totaling 9,500 Nubankers.

In São Paulo, employees will have amenities such as gyms, rest areas and convenience services such as a coffee shop, laundry and manicure. The buildings will also be pet-friendly and equipped with cutting-edge technology, with meeting rooms with a “one-touch” audio and video system and features such as digital whiteboards.

In Mexico City, the current office will also be expanded, with two additional floors, totaling five, with an increase in capacity to 700 people. In Bogotá, the current building gained more than 200 new workstations. In 2028, the institution will occupy the new Nogal Building, in the Andino neighborhood, with 14,000 m² and capacity for more than 1,000 people. Workspaces were also inaugurated in Miami and Palo Alto and, soon, there will also be offices in Washington, D.C. and Buenos Aires.