Circle partners with Argentine infrastructure group Grupo BIND to provide USDC services to institutional clients in Argentina
Odaily reported that Circle co-founder Jeremy Allaire posted on X announcing that Circle has partnered with Argentine major financial infrastructure and banking platform Grupo BIND to provide USDC services to institutional clients in Argentina. This collaboration will promote the liquidity development of USDC/ARS in the Argentine market.
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