One Spanish crypto wallet for many countries
The Spanish edition is neutral Latin American Spanish, the default for Spain, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Cuba, El Salvador and Venezuela. It is also on the language list in every other country.
Dates read as in Spanish, for example 21 de octubre de 2026, and the digits are always Latin.
Comma decimals and a guard against typos
Amounts use a comma for decimals and a dot for thousands. A value that could be read two ways, such as 2.000, is not guessed: the app asks you to rewrite it.
The currency you actually use
Spain shows euros, Argentina pesos, Chile pesos with no decimals, and Bolivia bolivianos. Cuba and Venezuela show US dollars because no reliable independent local rate is used there, and El Salvador uses the dollar itself.
Local amounts for payments come from signed quotes that expire, and the app shows unavailable when no fresh rate exists.
P2P with local transfers, where available
Where P2P is available, you buy or sell USDT with other users through an on-chain escrow, paying by the local method such as an instant euro transfer in Spain or a CBU, CVU or alias transfer in Argentina.
Availability differs by country and can change, and the app shows what is on for you. P2P needs an identity check; the wallet does not.
Send to an @handle and read the review screen
Instead of pasting a long address you can send to an @handle, and the review screen warns you if the address behind it has changed. It also shows the network, the fee and any look-alike address in Spanish before you sign.
Notifications follow the app language, so alerts arrive in Spanish when it is selected.