The company will provide access to USDC financial services through BEN, its regulated and licensed VASP, in compliance with national standards. The move is part of an expansion push across Latam, with a special focus on Argentina, where USDC is popular.
Key Takeaways
Circle paired with BIND Group, letting Argentine firms access USDC liquidity via the BEN platform.BIND’s network will power USDC corporate treasuries, positioning the bank for looming crypto rule changes.Argentina emerged as a prime hub for Circle, with USDC capturing 46% of the country’s stablecoin volume.BIND Group has over $2 billion in total assets, with BIND Banco Industrial, the banking entity at its core, focused on a service portfolio for institutions and other companies.
Andrés Meta, Vice President at Bind, stressed that expanding institutional access to USDC represents a relevant step for Argentina’s digital asset ecosystem. “Through BEN, we seek to provide businesses with transparent, secure, and efficient access to the digital dollar infrastructure,” he stated.
