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Ripio

Crypto fintech
71/100Rated on 6 of 6 dimensions
Before you move money
  • The 5% yield is not a deposit: no scheme covers it, and the rate can move.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Cryptowallet/exchange with local prepaid card (with USDT balance)

Cons

  • Requires a local DNI

Rating breakdown

Foreigner onboarding0
USD handling90
Transfers100
Value & fees70

How the score is calculated

Why this score

Strongest liftReliability4/5 · 20% of the model
Additional supportForeigner onboarding3/5 · 25% of the model
Main constraintForeigner onboarding3/5 · 25% of the model

Good fit for

  • you need to hold a balance in USD
  • you move stablecoins both in and out
  • you want yield on an idle balance (up to 5%)
  • you juggle several currencies (4 supported)

May not fit if

  • you do not have a local DNI
Documents & how to apply
Requires a local DNIRequires a local DNI

What you'll need

  • DNI+CUIL

Deposit & savings rates

Compare all deposits
ProductCurrencyTAE / APYTermSource
USD yieldUSD5%On demand
Against the marketIn line with the market 30-day meanWhat a dollar earns in the open market

Rates are shown, never scored: a yield is a commercial offer and the most volatile figure we hold, so it lifts nobody's rating. What deposit protection exists is scored separately.

Editorial review

Data reviewed by Founder and editor, nomonedaUpdated: 2026-08-15

For relocants, Ripio is harder to reach: it requires a local DNI before you can open an account.

It is a crypto fintech supporting ARS, USDT/C, USD, BTC etc. You can hold USD, earning up to 5% on the balance.

Check the document requirements below before you apply.

Fees & terms

Card costVerified
Free — virtual + physical Visa, no maintenance fee, free home shipping
USD withdrawal
Not disclosed
Withdrawal fees
Not disclosed
Limits
Not disclosed
Cashback
Not disclosed
Currencies
ARS, USDT/C, USD, BTC etc
Cards
Local Prepaga Virtual, Local Prepaga Physical
Transfers
CBU/CVU ARS in/out, Crypto in, Crypto out, ACH in
Payments
Apple Pay, Google Pay
Headquarters
Argentina

Transfer routes

One row per direction, rail and currency — with what we hold on fees, speed and limits. A blank fee is not a free transfer; it is a fee we have not collected.

Transfer routes and their published fees
RouteFeeSpeedLimits
ACHincomingUSD1.5%0.5 USD5 USDNot published
CBU/CVUincomingARSNot publishedNot published
CBU/CVUoutgoingARSNot publishedNot published
CryptoincomingNot publishedNot published
CryptooutgoingNot publishedNot published

What to know before you move money

Elevated exposureAt least one thing here would change a reasonable person’s mind.

  • HighThe 5% yield is not a deposit: no scheme covers it, and the rate can move.

    Read from: usd_apy

Recent updates

  • 2026-08-15checked2 facts about Ripio re-checked against their sources
  • 2026-06-19checked11 facts about Ripio re-checked against their sources

All updates

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User reviews

User score

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Editorial score

71/ 100
How we score

FAQ

Will they accept me without a DNI?
No. Ripio requires a local DNI to open an account.
What documents do I need?
DNI+CUIL.
Can I hold and receive USD?
Yes, Ripio lets you hold USD, with up to 5% yield on the balance.

Data provenance & verification

Every fact is checked against an official source and stamped with a date. We re-check fees quarterly and document requirements twice a year. Fields not yet independently verified are labelled honestly.

Score-eligible2 sources · 1 official

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