Send money home to Latin America, without the wire fees
Skip the 5-8% cut that banks and Western Union take — send using stablecoin rails instead. Not live yet: join the waitlist and we'll email you when it opens for your country.
The problem
Remittances to Mexico, Colombia, and the rest of Latin America can lose 5-8% to fees — money that should reach family, not a bank's spread.
The Docracy way
We're building a direct-to-bank-account transfer over stablecoin rails, through a licensed payments partner — Docracy will never hold the funds itself. It's not live yet. What is live today: converting your own money into crypto, right now, no waitlist needed.
Features
Built for the corridors that matter
Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil, and beyond — the same countries Docracy's Spanish-language tools already serve.
A licensed partner, not Docracy, moves the money
Docracy is not a money transmitter. A regulated payments partner handles the actual transfer and compliance.
Already live: convert your own money
While the direct-to-bank feature is on the waitlist, buying or selling stablecoins yourself works today — see Convert to crypto.
Use cases
- Sending part of a paycheck home to family each month
- A freelancer converting client payments to send abroad
- Avoiding a bank's wire fee and poor exchange rate
FAQ
Is this live yet?
Not yet — the waitlist is for the direct-to-bank-account feature. You can already convert your own money to crypto today.
Will Docracy ever hold my money?
No. Transfers are processed by a licensed payments partner; Docracy is not a money transmitter.
How do I get notified when it opens?
Join the waitlist with your email and country — you'll get an email the moment it's available where you are.
Free to start — no account needed to send or sign.
Join the waitlist