71% of Latam Institutions Are Now Using Stablecoins for Cross-Border Payments, Report Finds
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71% of Latam Institutions Are Now Using Stablecoins for Cross-Border Payments, Report Finds

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Digital Chamber announced that stablecoin usage among Latin American institutions has surged to record levels, marking the region as a global hub for crypto adoption.

Regulatory Milestones Driving Adoption

Brazil enacted the Virtual Assets Law, providing a clear framework for digital assets and encouraging institutional participation. Bolivia lifted its long‑standing ban on cryptocurrencies, opening the market to stablecoin transactions. Argentina introduced exchange registration rules that streamline compliance for crypto businesses.

Institutional Usage Statistics

According to the Digital Chamber, 71% of Latin American institutions now employ stablecoins for cross‑border payments, the highest adoption rate worldwide. In Brazil, stablecoins account for 90% of all crypto flows, while Argentina records a 60% share, highlighting the dominance of these coins in regional markets. Business‑to‑business stablecoin volumes have expanded thirtyfold over the past two years, reflecting growing investor confidence.

Market Impact and Future Outlook

Stablecoin transaction volume in Latin America is projected to