Coinbase and Gennius Plan ONED Stablecoin Access Through Latin American Banks
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Coinbase and Gennius plan to make ONED available through Latin American banks, starting with an Argentina-first rollout that would let eligible deposit holders convert into ONED USD. The setup would also let customers move the token around the clock and spend it through Visa. The broader plan is described as a bank-based path for stablecoin access across the region.
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Bank customers in Latin America are the people who would notice this first, especially in Argentina where the plan is described as starting. It would give them a bank-based route to convert eligible deposits into ONED USD and use it for transfers and card spending tied to Visa.
Compared with before, the new part is the proposed access to ONED through banks rather than only outside the banking system. The plan still remains an announced arrangement, so the details of how widely it would run across the region are not fixed here.
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