This week’s top crypto developments in LATAM highlight two significant shifts in user adoption and financial innovation: Argentina-Brazil cross-border payments advance with the new Binance Pay-Pix integration.
At the same time, Bitget Wallet introduces TEE-secure social login, making self-custody simpler and safer for everyday users across the region.
Binance Pay–Pix integration: a new era for everyday crypto use
The integration of Binance Pay with Brazil’s Pix system is a significant step toward frictionless digital payments, particularly for Argentinians who visit or live in Brazil.
The update converts cryptocurrencies into Brazilian reais instantly using the country’s most frequently used payment network, making digital assets a useful tool for daily purchases.
It combines the global reach of blockchain with the familiarity and efficiency of Pix, resulting in a seamless experience in which crypto payments feel as natural as regular ones.
This convergence indicates the maturation of the South American fintech sector.
As Pix conducts billions of transactions every month and Brazil cements its position as one of the world’s leading crypto adopters, the agreement propels Binance Pay to the forefront of real-world crypto usefulness.
For Argentinians, it eliminates long-standing restrictions such as currency complexities, hidden fees, and delays, enabling the use of cryptocurrency more regularly in businesses, services, and everyday financial transactions.
Tokenised crowdfunding reaches a milestone on Brazil’s B3 exchange
Fenynx completed its first fundraising round using tokenised shares listed directly on B3’s digital-asset infrastructure, propelling Brazil’s capital markets forward significantly.
By allowing tokenised shares to be sold via an equity crowdfunding platform, the exchange creates new liquidity outlets for investors and provides small businesses with an alternative to traditional funding routes—particularly important given Brazil’s lengthy IPO drought.
With many platforms currently partnering with B3 and billions of reais pouring through the sector, tokenisation is swiftly changing the way entrepreneurs receive finance.
Fenynx’s own model demonstrates the revolutionary power of digital assets in financing. Backed by B3 tokens, the company raised R$1.555 million, valuing the company at over R$14 million, while its business of providing credit backed by cryptocurrencies and tokenised real-world assets represents a new frontier in collateralization.
Fenynx intends to develop digital-asset-backed loans and integrate traditional and decentralised funding sources, signalling a bigger shift in Brazil’s financial innovation scene.
Bitget Wallet introduces TEE-secure social login for Web3 newcomers
According to a press release sent to Invezz, Bitget Wallet has introduced a social login functionality that allows users to establish and access a self-custodial cryptocurrency wallet via Google, Apple ID, or email, eliminating the need to memorise seed words and significantly lowering friction for Web3 newcomers.
Powered by a hardware-based Trusted Execution Environment (TEE), the system produces and saves private keys within an isolated, safe zone of the device, ensuring users retain complete ownership while enjoying an onboarding flow as simple as logging into any other app.
This strategy enables newbies to transition from installation to on-chain activity in seconds.
Bitget Wallet provides speed and security in a mobile-first design by keeping all signature procedures inside the TEE and supporting major ecosystems, including Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana, Tron, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Morph.
Its architecture, created with AWS Nitro Enclaves, encrypts key material at all stages, providing a cleaner alternative to MPC-based wallets and easing device recovery.
As subsequent updates include capabilities such as email-based transfers and multi-chain functionality, the wallet exemplifies a rising industry push for safe, hardware-isolated self-custody that is familiar to general consumers.
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