Banco Bisa Integrates USDT Cryptocurrency to Simplify International Transactions

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In a groundbreaking move set to transform Bolivia's financial landscape, Banco Bisa has announced the launch of a pioneering virtual asset custody service for USDT (Tether). This enables clients to securely buy, sell, and transfer cryptocurrencies while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Franco Urquidi, the bank’s Vice President of Business, emphasized that all transactions must originate from and terminate at Banco Bisa accounts, enhancing security and traceability.

Key Features of Banco Bisa’s USDT Service

Seamless International Transactions

Clients can now:

Stablecoin Reliability

USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, backed by Tether Limited’s dollar reserves. This ensures price stability, making it ideal for cross-border transactions.

Regulatory Approval and Security

ASFI Director Yvette Espinoza endorsed the service, highlighting its alignment with Bolivia’s financial regulations:

"This custodial solution minimizes risks associated with unregulated crypto markets, offering users a secure and transparent alternative."

Enhanced Security and Education

Banco Bisa prioritizes:

Pricing Structure

Market Leadership and Future Outlook

As ASFI greenlights virtual asset services for other financial institutions, Banco Bisa cements its role as Bolivia’s fintech innovator. Urquidi noted:

"We’re setting benchmarks in security, education, and accessibility for crypto adoption in Bolivia."

FAQ Section

Q1: Is USDT safer than other cryptocurrencies for international transfers?
A: Yes, USDT’s dollar peg reduces volatility, and Banco Bisa’s custodial service adds regulatory compliance.

Q2: What’s the minimum investment for USDT via Banco Bisa?
A: Transactions start at 200 USDT, with daily limits up to 10,000 USDT.

Q3: How does Banco Bisa ensure transaction security?
A: Through multi-layered KYC checks, insured custodians, and real-time monitoring.

Q4: Can I use USDT to pay for services abroad?
A: Absolutely! The bank supports cross-border payments, including education and vendor fees.

Q5: Are there plans to add more cryptocurrencies?
A: While USDT is the initial offering, Banco Bisa is exploring additional stablecoins based on demand.


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This service exemplifies Banco Bisa’s commitment to merging tradition with fintech innovation, offering Bolivians a bridge to the global digital economy.