Payroll in stablecoin
Pay your team and contractors on schedule, without slow international wires.
Move your money without slow banks or borders.
Businesses: payroll and local payments in stablecoin, payment links and treasury. People: hold your dollars and move them whenever you want.
Your money, in digital dollars.
Hold digital dollars and use local rails in Colombia.
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WHAT YOU CAN DO
Everything your money can do.
Local payment dispersion
Send payments in local currency from a single dashboard, starting with Colombian pesos and dollars.
Payment links and QR
Get paid by your clients in minutes, with a link or a code.
Treasury management
Centralize and move your company balances in dollars and stablecoins.
Dollar account
Hold digital dollars and use local bank rails in Colombia.
Security and compliance
Institutional custody, identity verification and continuous monitoring of every operation.
Soulbit for Businesses.
Payroll, local payouts, payment links and treasury, in one platform.
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eOTC CONVERSION
A clear quote before you convert.
Convert supported stablecoins through eOTC, without an order book.
Request a quote for USDC or USDT and review the price before confirming the operation.
Quotation on request
COMING SOON
The Soulbit card is on the way.
Soon you'll spend your stablecoins in everyday currency, anywhere, with the balance and security of your Soulbit account behind every payment.
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Practical guides on treasury, payroll and stablecoin payments for growing companies.
Treasury
Early Payment Discount from Overseas Suppliers: Is Paying Sooner Worth It?
A 2% discount for paying 30 days early can be worth about 25% a year, but only if it beats your cost of cash, the FX move and the wire fee. This guide gives the formula, worked examples and a decision rule.
11 min read
Use cases
Case study: a services company rebuilds its payroll for Colombia's 42-hour workweek
A Colombian subsidiary of a foreign group moves its shift crews from 44 to 42 weekly hours. The case compares three options, rebuilds the shifts and shows night and Sunday surcharges and monthly cost before and after.
10 min read
Regulation
Mexico's Anti-Money Laundering Law: Vulnerable Activities and Notices to the UIF
Guide to Mexico's LFPIORPI for foreign companies with a Mexican subsidiary or Mexican counterparties: Article 17 activities, UMA thresholds in 2026, duties, notices, penalties and the July 2025 reform.
11 min read
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