Colombian fintech Plenti has secured $3 million in seed funding, led by stablecoin issuer Tether with participation from Verda Ventures. The funds will support expansion into Peru and Bolivia. Plenti offers multi-currency accounts for freelancers and remote workers, allowing users to hold dollars, euros, and Colombian pesos, earn yield, and invest in US stocks, ETFs, digital gold, and crypto assets. The company serves over 150,000 active users, processes $3.1 billion in annual transactions, and has handled 680 million USDT since 2023.
Colombian fintech Plenti has pulled in $3 million in a seed round led by Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, with Verda Ventures also joining in, according to Crypto Briefing. That new money will back Plenti’s current business in Colombia and fund its push into Peru and Bolivia.
Started in 2022, Plenti offers multi-currency accounts aimed at freelancers and remote workers. Users can keep dollars, euros, and Colombian pesos in their accounts, earn yield on those balances, and put money into US stocks, ETFs, digital gold, and crypto assets. Right now, the company says it serves more than 150,000 active users, and its yearly transaction volume tops $3.1 billion. Since 2023, Plenti has processed over 680 million USDT.
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