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Users can purchase cryptocurrencies using local payment methods, with assets sent directly to their own wallets.
Buenos Aires — In Argentina, moving money between different currencies has historically involved friction and complexity. The non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange platform SimpleSwap aims to simplify this process by enabling users to purchase digital assets directly into their own wallets using local payment methods, without requiring registration for most transactions.
Buying USDT or USDC in Argentina is now similar to making a card payment. SimpleSwap compares quotes from multiple providers at the time of the transaction and routes the operation to the most advantageous option available. Funds do not pass through platform accounts; stablecoins are sent directly to personal wallets.
Accepted payment methods: Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and bank transfer.
The same process applies to cryptocurrency purchases in general. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more than 2,800 digital assets can be sent directly to external wallets, without intermediary custody.
For digital asset exchanges, SimpleSwap supports more than 2,800 cryptocurrencies and over 3.2 million trading pairs, without requiring registration. Conversions such as USDT to Argentine pesos or USDC to Argentine pesos follow the same logic, with execution based on the best available rate.
A tiered loyalty program offers fee discounts for high-volume users, with dedicated account management for Gold and Platinum tiers.
SimpleSwap has been operating since 2018, with an average uptime of 99.9%, 24/7 customer support, and average response times of under four minutes. The platform also enables integrated exchange features across more than 6,000 partners, including well-known wallets such as Exodus and Tangem.
