Kuady has announced its expansion into Latin America, debuting digital wallet services in Ecuador and a virtual prepaid Mastercard in Argentina, adding to its existing operations in Mexico, Peru, Argentina and Chile.
These initiatives boost Kuady’s portfolio of secure, real-time payment solutions and user-friendly e-wallet features, supporting transactions in both local currency and USD.
The expansion is part of Kuady’s broader mission to foster a connected financial ecosystem across the region, with further plans to expand services into Africa and Europe, reinforcing its commitment to improving financial access and innovative payment options.
New options
The virtual prepaid Mastercard expands digital payment options in Argentina. Integrated with the Kuady app, the card lets users access their wallet balance for instant online transactions with any merchant accepting Mastercard.
By providing a secure and flexible way to make purchases, the card enables users to manage their funds efficiently while fostering stronger relationships between merchants and their customers.
The digital wallet in Ecuador simplifies cross-border transactions for global organisations and local businesses. Looking ahead, Kuady plans to extend its services to additional Latin American countries while preparing for future expansions into Africa and Europe.
“The expansion into Ecuador and the launch of our virtual prepaid Mastercard in Argentina mark major milestones in our journey to drive financial inclusion and innovation across Latin America,” said Lorenzo Pellegrino, CEO at Kuady.
“We’re empowering individuals and businesses with secure, real-time payment solutions that break down barriers to financial access, whether through our e-wallet or the flexibility of our Mastercard. These efforts reflect our dedication to fostering digital economies and creating opportunities for communities across the region and beyond.”
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