Tokens are available on Ethereum, WorldChain, and Base. This is a major step towards bridging traditional finance and the crypto economy.
Lipio says the goal is to “lead the transformation of Latin America’s financial system.” Stablecoin Wars provides users with new tools for borderless payments, remittances, and savings.
Digital Argentine Peso for everyday use
The launch of wARS follows Lipio’s previous success in tokenizing AL30 bonds, known as wAL30rd, which brought government debt instruments on-chain. Now, by directly linking digital assets to the Argentine peso, Lipio is creating an ecosystem where everyday financial operations, from paying bills to sending money abroad, can be done seamlessly on the blockchain.
History of Hisimos 🚀 Huimos allows the blockchain (wAL30rd) and the Domingo election of the blockchain (wAL30rd), the basic operation of $1 million of AL30 🇦🇷, and the exchange of new capital in the market.
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— Ripio (@RipioApp) October 27, 2025
The move also reflects a growing trend across Latin America, where inflation and currency instability have led people to seek crypto alternatives. In Argentina, where annual inflation is expected to exceed 140% in 2024, digital assets are increasingly being used as a hedge and a faster means of moving funds. Lipio is making the Peso more adaptable to modern finance by giving it a blockchain-based format.
Access to digital finance is further enhanced. we are proud to team up @Ripio Introducing local stablecoins to Latin America, starting with the Argentine Peso (wARS) on the World Chain.
More currencies will be coming soon in the World App.
— World Chain (@world_chain_) October 31, 2025
Ethereum, Base, and World Chain each bring unique advantages to the war. Ethereum ensures security and global interoperability, Base offers lower fees and faster transactions, and World Chain supports broad access in regions where blockchain adoption is still growing. This multi-chain approach will help Ripio exploit War in both Argentina’s domestic and international markets.
Learn more about the adoption of cryptocurrencies in Latin America
Venezuelan payment processor Conexus is developing banking system integration for Bitcoin and stablecoins. We aim to introduce cryptocurrencies into traditional financial services. The platform enables banks to provide secure storage, seamless transfers, and fiat exchange of digital assets. This makes it easy for clients to access and manage their cryptocurrencies alongside their traditional accounts.
new: $BTC 🇻🇪 Venezuelan payment processor Conexus is developing system integration with banks. $BTC And stablecoins.
The service allows banks to offer storage, transfer and fiat exchange of crypto assets. pic.twitter.com/weS1tmv3nZ
— crypto.news (@cryptodotnews) October 31, 2025
The move reflects a growing trend in Latin America where financial institutions are looking for ways to integrate digital currencies to increase efficiency and expand services for their customers.
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