Bitwage Launches Chilean Peso
Latin America has always been an important market for Bitwage and the cryptocurrency market as a whole. We have been servicing customers across South America in
Latin America has always been an important market for Bitwage and the cryptocurrency market as a whole. We have been servicing customers across South America in countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Columbia, Mexico, Panama, Peru and Venezuela. We have been paying out local currencies in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico for many years.
Today, we are happy to announce the launch of Chilean Peso payouts with a new partnership with Satoshi Tango.
Now, all freelancers and workers exporting services from Chile to the US, EU or UK are able to recieve their money faster and cheaper directly into their bank accounts.
Chilean workers and exporters can sign up to Bitwage and get depository bank accounts that accept USD, EURO or GBP from US, EU and UK clients. When funds hit those accounts, they are converted into Bitcoin and sent to Satoshi Tango to be converted into Chilean Peso. From there, the funds are deposited directly into a Chilean bank account.
What does this mean? A faster paycheck with lower fees than a typical bank transfer!
Of course, Chilean freelancers and workers can always choose to just get their salary in Bitcoin, Ethereum or Bitcoin Cash.
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