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The president of the Venezuelan company CONEXUS, developers of the mobile payment system in the country, believes that it is important to incorporate cryptocurrencies into the Venezuelan banking system.


The idea is to create a network that allows users of the national banking system to make deposits in cryptocurrencies in order to regularize the use of bitcoin (BTC) and USDT (USDT) in a transparent manner and in accordance with the appropriate regulations.





CONEXUS is working on creating a banking network that operates with decentralized technology, so that users of the Venezuelan banking system can make transactions in stable cryptocurrencies like USDT and USDC within the traditional financial system under the custody and regulated supervision standards that this system offers.

A recent academic study suggests that stablecoins could become the 'next big transformation' of the global banking system by integrating the innovation of the crypto world with traditional financial infrastructure.

Key Findings

Bridge between two worlds: Stablecoins provide value stability while maintaining the efficiency and speed of blockchain technology.

Institutional adoption: Their use is growing in cross-border payments, settlements, and remittances, attracting the attention of banks and international organizations.

The relationship between national trust banks and the Bitcoin (BTC) sector and other cryptocurrencies in the world has evolved from caution and reluctance to a gradual and regulated integration, especially throughout 2025.
Driven by institutional demand, regulatory clarity, and market growth, more and more banks are offering services related to crypto assets.
Integration and Institutional Adoption
In 2025, institutional adoption has been a key driver. Large banks in the United States and Europe have begun to offer custody, trading, and management services for crypto assets to private and institutional clients.