管理资产超20亿美元的BIND等阿根廷银行集团开发比索稳定币
2026-07-28 08:32
BIND, an Argentine banking group managing over $2 billion in assets, develops a peso-pegged stablecoin
OdailyOdaily Planet Daily News: BIND Group, a banking holding group managing over $2 billion in assets, is developing a stablecoin pegged to the Argentine Peso through its virtual asset service provider BEN, offering programmable currency services to institutions. BIND Group has also announced a partnership with Circle to provide institutional-grade payment and treasury management services for BEN clients that comply with local regulatory requirements.
The Petersen Group is also advancing a second peso-pegged stablecoin project through a subsidiary, with support from crypto-as-a-service company Lirium. The product, named DIPE, has already formed a whitepaper; Lirium provides related solutions for Banco Galicia and Brubank.
The aforementioned projects are being advanced by companies backed by banking groups, rather than the banking groups themselves offering the services directly. The Central Bank of Argentina has prohibited private banks from offering crypto-related services to clients since May 2022.
These products are primarily aimed at institutional use cases, including treasury management, payments triggered by on-chain events, and collateralized credit management. In March, Argentina's securities regulator determined that the peso-pegged stablecoin Argt constitutes a security and was not compliantly issued according to regulations.
OdailyOdaily Planet Daily News: BIND Group, a banking holding group managing over $2 billion in assets, is developing a stablecoin pegged to the Argentine Peso through its virtual asset service provider BEN, offering programmable currency services to institutions. BIND Group has also announced a partnership with Circle to provide institutional-grade payment and treasury management services for BEN clients that comply with local regulatory requirements.
The Petersen Group is also advancing a second peso-pegged stablecoin project through a subsidiary, with support from crypto-as-a-service company Lirium. The product, named DIPE, has already formed a whitepaper; Lirium provides related solutions for Banco Galicia and Brubank.
The aforementioned projects are being advanced by companies backed by banking groups, rather than the banking groups themselves offering the services directly. The Central Bank of Argentina has prohibited private banks from offering crypto-related services to clients since May 2022.
These products are primarily aimed at institutional use cases, including treasury management, payments triggered by on-chain events, and collateralized credit management. In March, Argentina's securities regulator determined that the peso-pegged stablecoin Argt constitutes a security and was not compliantly issued according to regulations.
บทความแนะนำ
