In Latin America, USDT has become a refuge against inflation and an option to save or send money without banks.
The security, decentralization, cost, and accessibility criteria vary widely among networks.
Ethereum, Tron, and BNB Chain concentrate most of the USDT traffic in Latin America.
Although stablecoins have gained ground as a digital refuge against inflation, not all networks where USDT circulates offer the same guarantees of security and stability.
In Latin America, where cryptocurrencies are increasingly used to save or move money between countries, choosing the right network can make the difference between preserving value or exposing oneself to unnecessary risks.
Some networks prioritize decentralization and security -like Ethereum-, while others, like Tron, BNB Chain, Solana, stand out for their low costs and speed, but sacrifice other important criteria. In addition, there are technical factors such as downtime, available liquidity, or compatibility with secure wallets.
That’s why the question is inevitable: which network is best to keep your USDT securely and efficiently? Let's discover it.
