Ripio's Wrapped Fiat stablecoin suite expanded its total circulating supply from under $1 million at initial launch to $15 million in assets under management

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Tokenizing local emerging market fiat currencies allows users to deposit United States dollar stablecoins as collateral onchain to borrow local fiat currency

Approximately one-third of the total circulating supply of Ripio's Wrapped Fiat stablecoins is deposited into Morpho decentralized lending vaults

In Argentina, individuals use stablecoins primarily to protect savings and capital against local currency devaluation rather than for speculative investment

Exchanging Ripio's Brazilian real stablecoin (WBRL) for Argentine peso stablecoin (WARS) on Uniswap yields roughly 10% more Argentine pesos than traditional transfers via Wise

Swaps between Brazilian real stablecoins and United States dollar stablecoins on Uniswap predominantly consist of small transactions valued under $200

Argentine investors purchase Ripio's tokenized Brazilian real stablecoin, WBRL, to execute carry trades yielding 13% to 15% annually

IOL, the largest stockbroker in Argentina, integrated Ripio's tokenized Argentine peso, WARS

Between 1% and 1.5% of the $23 trillion United States broad money supply is tokenized on blockchains in the form of stablecoins

Ripio deployed its Wrapped Fiat stablecoin architecture exclusively across 10 Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible networks, omitting non-EVM blockchains such as Solana

Ripio's Wrapped Fiat banking infrastructure and licensing access cover approximately 95% of Latin America's population

As of November 2026, Ripio's Wrapped Fiat stablecoin platform registers approximately 46,000 monthly active addresses across integrated blockchain networks

The Ethereum mainnet blockchain accounts for the largest share of assets under management for Ripio's Wrapped Fiat stablecoin suite

World Chain features integrated on-ramps for Ripio's Wrapped Fiat and maintains approximately 6 million active users across Latin America

Latin American fintech applications execute cross-border settlements using backend 'stablecoin sandwiches' without exposing end consumers to the underlying cryptocurrency mechanics

World Chain accounts for the highest number of active blockchain addresses utilizing Ripio's Wrapped Fiat stablecoin suite

Ripio tokenized six Latin American fiat currencies: the Argentine peso, Brazilian real, Colombian peso, Mexican peso, Chilean peso, and Peruvian sol

Ripio subsidizes zero-fee fiat-to-crypto stablecoin on-ramps by generating revenue from the float on fiat reserve deposits

The entire circulating supply of Ripio's Wrapped Fiat stablecoin suite changes hands on a weekly basis

Ripio structures its local stablecoin on-ramps to process one-to-one fiat-to-stablecoin deposits at zero user fees to match traditional neobank onboarding

Ripio integrates its Wrapped Fiat suite with local payment networks, enabling QR code payments via Brazil's Pix and Argentina's CBU