Move money across Latin America, at internet speed.
FX and payments infrastructure giving global fintechs and enterprises the fastest, most cost-efficient access to Latin American markets.
Convert, move, and hold.
One platform.
Three products, one integration. FX & Liquidity is live today; Cross-border Payments and Virtual Accounts in beta and expanding across Latin America.
FX & Liquidity
Sharp spreads and deep stablecoin liquidity against MXN, COP, PEN and USD, with seven more currencies on the way.
Cross-border Payments
Move money in and out of LatAm instantly from anywhere in the world.
Virtual Accounts
Hold balances in LatAm local currencies, USD, EUR, and stablecoins, with seamless third-party pay-ins and pay-outs.
LatAm isn’t our corridor. It’s our craft.
Sharp spreads
Institutional pricing on every stablecoin-fiat pair we quote, for fintechs and enterprises of any size. Our spreads are built to beat traditional banks and FX brokers.
Deep local liquidity
Latin American currencies are our entire business, not an afterthought to G10 flow. The result is depth where global desks go thin.
One counterparty
FX, payments, and accounts through a single relationship and a single integration. It replaces the patchwork of OTC desks, brokers, and banks that comes with every new country.
Fintechs and enterprises, across the globe.
Remittance Providers & PSPs
Zero pre-funding required. Rio fills the trade with its own local liquidity; allowing you to scale into new corridors without increasing your capital base and exposing yourself to FX risk.
Neobanks & wallets
Give your users dollar and euro exposure through stablecoins, backed by reliable liquidity into LatAm local currencies whenever they need it.
Importers & exporters
Settle international invoices without the correspondent-bank maze. Move value across the border and convert only when the price is right.
Fintech and corporate treasuries
Hedge LatAm currency exposure and rebalance your treasury in the local currencies you operate with.
Built in Mexico City. Trading across Latin America.