# El Dorado > The Super App for Money in Latin America El Dorado is a financial technology company operating a money SuperApp for Latin America. It lets users exchange stablecoins peer to peer, hold a US dollar account, access a card, and make local payments. El Dorado is a financial technology company that operates a money SuperApp for Latin America, organized as a set of mini apps rather than a single monolithic product. Its offering centers on peer to peer exchange of stablecoins for local currency, a US dollar denominated account, an international prepaid card, cryptocurrency access, and yield generation, aimed at people who need practical access to digital dollars rather than speculative trading tools. The platform addresses the difficulty many Latin Americans face in protecting savings from local currency depreciation and in moving money across borders without relying on traditional banks. It works by connecting local payment methods, such as bank transfers and digital wallets, to stablecoin transactions through an escrow based peer to peer marketplace, with support available to resolve disputes. It is regulated in the jurisdictions where it operates and applies anti money laundering and identity verification checks to its transactions. Its core mini apps include Transfers and P2P for currency exchange, a USD Account, and a VISA card for spending dollars abroad, alongside crypto trading and an early stage earn feature and QR based payments that let users pay local merchants directly from their balance. It serves individuals across several Latin American countries who want to hold, send, and spend digital dollars alongside conventional currency, and it also offers an API and widget for business integration. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2019-07-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/el_dorado ## Products - [El Dorado](https://thegrid.id/profiles/el_dorado): El Dorado is a consumer super app that lets users in Latin America hold, send, and spend money through a set of mini apps. It provides peer-to-peer stablecoin trading with instant local payments, a dollar-denominated account, an international payment card, and a feature for buying and holding crypto, plus a yield-earning option, all managed from one account. Users can exchange between local currencies and stablecoins, pay through local QR codes and instant payment networks, and top up an international card funded from their balance. The app targets people seeking dollar access, remittances, and everyday spending without relying on a traditional bank. (Live, Main Product) - [El Dorado API & Widget](https://thegrid.id/profiles/el_dorado): El Dorado API and Widget is a developer integration product that lets businesses embed cryptocurrency onramp and offramp functionality into their own websites and applications. It provides a prebuilt widget for no-code embedding alongside a full API for custom integrations, both connecting to local payment methods and multiple blockchain networks across Latin America. Businesses use it to let their customers convert between local currencies and stablecoins without building their own compliance or liquidity infrastructure. 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