Six years out. One country inside.
A letter from Gex Díaz, founder of RetornaCapital, to every Salvadoran who has ever wired money home on a Sunday afternoon.
I left El Salvador six years ago. Like many of you, I left chasing something better. Not because I wanted to leave, but because staying meant watching opportunities pass by. Since then, I have lived in different countries, built a career across organizations like Mastercard, the London Stock Exchange Group, Unilever, and Bridge for Billions, and am now finishing a master's degree at the London School of Economics as a Chevening Scholar.
But none of that changed one thing. Every month, I send money home. To my family. To make sure they are okay. And every month, I have the same conversation with myself: this money keeps them alive, but it does not build anything that lasts. It covers rent. It buys groceries. It pays for medicine. And then it is gone.
50 founding investors. Will you be one of them?
This is bigger than returns. This is about proving that the Salvadoran diaspora can be the most powerful economic force in Central America. That we can go from sustaining families to sustaining entire economies. And it starts with 50 people who believe that is possible.
Founding cohort: preferred terms, lower minimums, direct input on platform design.