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Neobanks in Argentina

10 of 381 tracked neobanks · verified from public filings and product docs · updated 2026-09-11

short answer10 of the 381 neobanks tracked here are headquartered in Argentina. Headquarters is a complete field here; availability is not, so the two are counted separately below. They include Belo, Brubank, Buenbit, Exa and Lemon; all 10 are listed below, then the 6 available there without being based there.

These 10 are headquartered in Argentina — parsed from the registered base of each company, so the count is complete. Availability is a different and much harder question: it is verified for 10 products in Argentina so far, out of 381 tracked, so a neobank missing from the second table below has not been ruled out — it has not been checked. Corrections are welcome on GitHub.

The 10 based in Argentina

neobanktypehqcustodylicense / structurereported users
Mercado Pago hybrid Buenos Aires, AR Custodial Payment/fintech licenses region-wide; pursuing MX bank license 78M MAU (2025)
Belo hybrid Buenos Aires, AR Custodial VASP registration (CNV PSAV No. 52, Argentina, Jul 2024)
Brubank traditional Buenos Aires, AR Custodial Bank license (BCRA)
Buenbit hybrid Buenos Aires, AR Custodial VASP — registered PSAV with CNV (Argentina); stablecoin-focused exchange + card
Exa web3-native Buenos Aires, AR Self-custodial DeFi protocol (Exactly); card via partners
Lemon hybrid Buenos Aires, AR Custodial Registered VASP/PSAV (CNV Argentina, No. 162); payment account via Digifin S.A.
Naranja X traditional Córdoba, AR Custodial Bank (Grupo Galicia)
Ripio hybrid Buenos Aires, AR Custodial VASP: PSAV registration with CNV Argentina (Nos. 36/37, 2024); regional entities in BR/MX
Takenos hybrid Buenos Aires, AR Custodial Fintech; stablecoin wallet on partner rails
Ualá traditional Buenos Aires, AR Custodial Bank licenses (AR via Wilobank, MX via ABC Capital)

Also verified as available in Argentina

6 more products are verified as available to customers in Argentina without being based there. This list is as complete as the availability field, which is to say partial.

neobanktypehqcustodylicense / structurereported users
Strike hybrid Chicago, US Custodial Money transmitter licenses + NY BitLicense (NYDFS, 2026); Zap Solutions, Inc.
Uphold hybrid New York, US Custodial FinCEN MSB + state money-transmitter licenses (US); FCA-registered cryptoasset firm (UK)
RedotPay hybrid Hong Kong, HK Custodial Hong Kong MSO, money lender + TCSP licenses; VASP (RedotX UAB, Lithuania FCIS); MSB registrations (US/Canada)
Bitso hybrid Mexico City, MX Custodial IFPE (MX) + regional VASP licenses
DolarApp hybrid Mexico City, MX Custodial Digital-dollar (USDC) accounts on regulated partner banks' and custodians' rails; rebranded ARQ 2026
Airtm hybrid Mexico City, MX Custodial MSB registration (FinCEN, No. 31000329787639); USDC-based dollar wallet

Common questions

Neobanks in Argentina: how many are there?

10 of the 381 neobanks tracked here are headquartered in Argentina. Every entry is verified active and listed on this page with its custody model, license detail and the regions it serves.

Which neobanks in Argentina are the largest?

Not answerable from public data: only 1 of these 10 disclose a user figure at all. The list below is therefore not a ranking, and anyone presenting one for this category is guessing.

How is this list of neobanks in Argentina built?

These 10 are headquartered in Argentina — parsed from the registered base of each company, so the count is complete. Availability is a different and much harder question: it is verified for 10 products in Argentina so far, out of 381 tracked, so a neobank missing from the second table below has not been ruled out — it has not been checked. Corrections are welcome on GitHub.

Related

Neobanks in United States (67) · Neobanks in Canada (6) · Neobanks in United Kingdom (29) · Neobanks in Germany (8) · Neobanks in France (11) · Neobanks in Brazil (11) · Neobanks in Mexico (11) · Neobanks in Colombia (7)

go deeperFilter these live in the interactive directory, browse every cut of the dataset, or take the raw fields from data.json.

Figures compiled from public sources, for comparison only — not financial advice. "Up to" rates change constantly; always confirm with the issuer. Spotted an error? Suggest a fix.