P2P.org Partners With BoulderTech to Deepen Institutional Yield in Latin America

Investing in local partnerships across Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico as institutional demand for digital assets accelerates in the region.

Learnings for Busy Readers

⟡ Latin America received over $318.8 billion in crypto value between mid 2024 and mid 2025, and institutional infrastructure has not kept pace with that demand

⟡ P2P.org is partnering with BoulderTech, part of Shefa Group, as its regional development partner across Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico

⟡ Brazil's Central Bank and CVM are actively formalizing digital asset regulation, pushing banks and asset managers toward digital asset desks

⟡ P2P.org is assessing the feasibility of validator infrastructure in Argentina, which would mark a new physical location on its global platform

⟡ Institutions in the region are asking for yield infrastructure, institutional DeFi rewards mandates, and treasury solutions, not generic market access

Introduction

Latin America has become one of the more active regions in institutional crypto adoption, and P2P.org is investing to match that momentum. According to Chainalysis, the region received over $318.8 billion in crypto value between mid 2024 and mid 2025. Brazil has moved to formalize the market, with the Central Bank and CVM building out a regulatory framework this year that is already pushing banks and asset managers to launch digital asset desks. Argentina and Mexico are following a similar trajectory, each with their own pace of institutional adoption and regulatory development.

Building locally, not just entering the market.

P2P.org's approach to Latin America is to build with local partners rather than operate the region remotely. That starts with a strategic partnership with BoulderTech, part of Shefa Group, a Latin America-focused institutional network with relationships across the region's exchanges, banks, custodians, and funds. BoulderTech becomes P2P.org's regional development partner, leading institutional outreach and market intelligence, beginning in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico.

Mr Benzaquen, who will also act as P2P.org's Strategic Advisor for the region, commented: "We already have some of the highest crypto adoption anywhere in the world and an increasingly stringent regulatory landscape. This partnership gives institutions access to both an established provider and local familiarity."

Through BoulderTech's network, P2P.org is bringing yield infrastructure for exchanges and neobanks, institutional DeFi rewards mandates for banks and asset managers, and treasury solutions for funds through BoulderTech's Crypto VC Community Hub, tailored to what institutions across Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico are actually asking for.

What local investment looks like beyond distribution

Local investment is not limited to distribution. P2P.org is also assessing the feasibility of deploying validator infrastructure in Argentina, supported by IRSA backed facilities. If it moves forward, it would add a new physical location to P2P.org's globally distributed platform, a step toward network resilience as much as regional presence.

"In eight years of running compliance-ready, institutional-grade yield infrastructure, from Europe to Asia, we have extensive experience of operating in dynamic digital assets markets," said Artemiy Parshakov, VP of Strategic Solutions at P2P.org. "In Latin America, the demand for digital assets is already here, with a need for infrastructure that supports that, built on the ground. We're delighted to be expanding our presence in the region, and this partnership with Rodrigo and the team enables us to establish a structured and scalable Latin American platform."

P2P.org does not hold or control client assets, and staking rewards remain protocol-generated and variable rather than guaranteed.

Key Takeaway

Latin America's institutional appetite for digital assets has outpaced the local infrastructure built to serve it. P2P.org's partnership with BoulderTech is a bet on building with regional expertise from the ground up rather than entering the market remotely, with validator infrastructure in Argentina as a potential next step.

FAQs

Why is P2P.org expanding into Latin America now?

Latin America received over $318.8 billion in crypto value between mid 2024 and mid 2025 according to Chainalysis, and regulatory frameworks in Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico are maturing at a pace that is pushing banks and asset managers toward institutional digital asset infrastructure.

What does the P2P.org and BoulderTech partnership cover?

BoulderTech, part of Shefa Group, becomes P2P.org's regional development partner, leading institutional outreach and market intelligence across Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, and connecting P2P.org to exchanges, banks, custodians, and funds through its existing network.

Will P2P.org operate validator infrastructure in Latin America?

P2P.org is assessing the feasibility of deploying validator infrastructure in Argentina, supported by IRSA backed facilities. If it moves forward, it would add a new physical location to P2P.org's globally distributed platform.

Does P2P.org hold or control client assets in this partnership?

No. P2P.org operates non-custodial infrastructure, and staking rewards remain protocol-generated and variable rather than guaranteed.

Who should reach out about institutional staking or DeFi infrastructure in Latin America?

Any institution exploring staking or DeFi infrastructure in the region, including exchanges, neobanks, banks, asset managers, and funds, can get in touch with the P2P.org team directly.

About P2P.org

Founded in 2018, P2P.org helps institutional capital protect digital asset yield across non-custodial staking infrastructure and curated DeFi strategies. With over $10B in assets secured and operating on 40+ proof-of-stake networks, P2P.org maintains a zero-slashing-incident track record, is trusted by over 190 institutional clients and is SOC 2 Type II attested. To explore how P2P.org can support your institution's staking or DeFi infrastructure needs, get in touch with our team [linked to https://p2p.org/contact].

Disclaimer

This material is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. P2P.org accepts no liability for any actions taken based on it. Latency and performance figures referenced are estimates based on internal benchmarks and may vary depending on network conditions, geography, and client infrastructure. Past performance is not indicative of future results.