Use digital dollars with Peanut in Colombia

Get paid in Colombian pesos into your own account, and hold, send and withdraw digital dollars. Local spending through Transfiya is planned, with no published launch date.

Create a Peanut account

Peanut’s digital-dollar features are available in Colombia today. You can fund a verified account through a supported route, hold a balance, send it to another person, and withdraw through an available network.

Local COP spending through Transfiya is planned. Peanut has not published a launch date, flow, price, or eligibility terms for that method, so this page does not describe it as available today.

What you can use today

Use the app to see the supported deposit and withdrawal networks for your account. Match the currency, network, and address before sending. Sending digital dollars on the wrong network can result in a loss of funds.

You can also share money through a Peanut Link. The recipient follows the claim flow presented to them and can then use supported options available to their account. Review the amount and recipient before confirming.

Use Peanut in Colombia today

1. 1

   Create and verify your account

   Sign up and complete identity verification with an accepted passport, national ID, or residence permit.

2. 2

   Choose a supported deposit route

   Select one of the digital-dollar networks shown in the app and copy the matching address.

3. 3

   Check currency and network

   Confirm that the asset and network selected by the sender exactly match the details in Peanut.

4. 4

   Hold, send, or withdraw

   Keep the balance, send through a Peanut Link, or choose a supported withdrawal route and review its final charge.

Be paid in Colombian pesos

Verified users can open a Colombian peso account in the app: go to Accounts, then Open new account, and tap Open COP account. It carries a Bre-B key, and you can reuse it for every payment. If the app shows a reference with your details, add it to every transfer. A COP account needs one extra check by our payment partner after verification. The app shows it when you open the account.

Your own bank account or a company can pay in. Another person cannot. Each payment must be 100 to 11,552,000 COP. Pesos arrive in your balance as digital dollars, converted at the rate the app shows. You can also withdraw pesos to a Colombian bank account.

What is planned for Colombia

Peanut lists Transfiya as a planned local spending method. That status means the service is not yet a live payment option in Peanut. It does not establish how a future checkout would work, which recipients would be supported, what it would cost, or when it would launch.

Creating a Peanut account gives you access to the current digital-dollar functions available to your verified account.

Pricing and network choices

Peanut shows the applicable details before you confirm a supported transaction. Withdrawal pricing depends on the route. Some withdrawals include a network delivery charge. Check the final app quote each time.