How Latin Americans are Moving Salaries Through a $31 Billion Stablecoin Corridor
New BeInCrypto research shows how Latin Americans are increasingly moving their everyday income and business payments through digital-dollar platforms outside their domestic banking systems.
Even though Latin Americans are staying and working within local economies, their money is being quickly transferred to foreign platforms within 30 days. The types of funds include contractor pay, customer payments, export revenue, and money used to settle supplier invoices.
More than 99% of the stablecoin volume withdrawn from exchange-linked wallets tracked by BeInCrypto moved again within 30 days. The average withdrawal amount is $544, while the annualized withdrawal reached $31.5 billion in 2026.
The findings appear in The Exodus Economy, BeInCrypto's new report on how Latin American money moves beyond domestic financial systems while most of its owners continue living and operating at home.
Latin America's Money Rarely Stops Moving
BeInCrypto analysed groups of wallets withdrawing stablecoins from verified exchange addresses. Every measured group moved at least 96% of its withdrawn volume within one month.
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