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The Defensoría del Consumidor (DC) revealed a report of results in the area of attention and resolution of complaints in favor of tens of thousands of salvadorans in defense of their rights and interests, in the period from january 1 to march 31, 2024.

What are fintechs?

Representatives of Corporativo AP group, one of the most important in Mexico, are in El Salvador with the purpose of exploring business and investment opportunities that will allow them to set up and operate in the country.

President of the Republic Nayib Bukele seeks for salvadorans to have effective solutions that help them improve their living conditions.

Banco Hipotecario is making the plan to improve and expand its financial services for salvadorans outside the country's borders a reality by opening a new information kiosk located at the Consulate General of El Salvador in Dallas, Texas.

The August holiday season is here and this is the time when more people are demanding to make purchases and payments online, so you should take care of your information carefully.

Today, the President of the Banco Central de Reserva (BCR), Douglas Rodriguez, together with the Secretary of Trade and Investment, Miguel Kattan, presided over the launching of Transfer365 Mobile and Transfer 365 Business, both of which are online payment systems.

The 35 Movistar El Salvador stores will now have an Akí Pago point for users and customers to access various financial services in addition to paying bills for electricity, water, fixed and mobile telephony, recharges, cable, internet, education, insurance, catalog sales, vehicle insurance, funeral homes and stores, among others.

The entrepreneurship ecosystem must be prepared to receive new initiatives in the field of fintech, an industry with high demand for disruptive solutions and that has reached its highest growth in the market.

The labor market in cryptographic financial services is expanding in Latin America. In countries such as Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and El Salvador, qualified profiles are already required to work in this new ecosystem and, as a main incentive, they are offering salaries in stable cryptocurrencies such as USDT, USDC and DAI; known in English as "stablecoins", digital assets that always maintain their value in US$1.