Argentine Franco Radziunas and Peruvians Arena Rodríguez and Daniella Rosas have secured places in the 2025 challengers, according to a statement from the Joaquina QS 3000 press office led by Joao Carvalho.

Radziunas and Rosas finished the circuit as runners-up and Arena Rodríguez third.

The fourth women's spot in South America will be determined by wildcards; it can go to the fourth-place finisher in the rankings, or it can go to the fourth-place finisher. There's a chance that Argentina's Vera Jarisz will finish fourth, but Silvana Lima and Tainá Hinckel have a chance of surpassing her.

Drawing the line, according to Joao Carvalho, the following are already confirmed:
1- Lucas Vicente: South American Champion
2- Franco Radziunas
3- Peterson Crisanto
4- José Francisco
5- Wesley Leite
-----Two places remain to be defined
6- Igor Moraes
7- Kaue Germano

These two could be overtaken by Lucas Silveira and Alex Ribeiro if they reach the final and Daniel Adisaka if he wins the Layback Pro.