The Series A round also included participation from Titan Fund and The Venture City.
Belo exceeds 3 million users and targets Mexico, Chile and Colombia.
Belo, a digital wallet developed in Argentina, closed a Series A financing round for $14 million on April 28, 2026, led by Tether, the issuing company of USDT.
The Argentine company states that will use the funds to expand in Latin America and strengthen its regional infrastructure.
In addition to Tether, Titan Fund, an investment fund focused on technology companies, participated; The Venture City, a venture capital firm that invests in startups in the growth stage; Mindset Ventures, a fund specialized in technology companies; and G2, an investor who was also part of the operation.
A Series A round is an investment stage aimed at companies that already have a product, users and active operations, but need capital to scale.
The company reports that it plans to advance in Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia and Paraguay, while consolidating its presence in Brazil. Its focus will be on independent workers, remote workers and users who make international payments or collections. The signature already exceeds 3 million users in the region.
As part of this new stage, Belo also advertisement which is hiring personnel for the product, engineering and operations areas, in line with its regional expansion plan.
Belo offers an application that allows you to buy and sell bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies, transfer these assets, and also offers prepaid cards.
CriptoNoticias contacted the founder of the project, Manuel Beaudroit, to learn more details about the start and closing of the financing round, but until the time of publication of this note there was no response.
Tether’s support is part of a broader trend: the advance of payment systems based on stablecoins in emerging markets, where the demand for instruments linked to the dollar remains high.