Receive, protect, and move your money in digital dollars.

João is a medical student who helps run the family clothing business. Before the mentorship, payments to international suppliers—especially in China—still relied on poorly structured processes.

During the mentorship, we organized a strategy suited to the company. João started using USDC to pay overseas suppliers and allocating part of cash reserves into stablecoins with yield strategies.

Every payment route, exposure limit, and management routine was defined for the family profile, cash flow, and operations—no generic playbooks or improvised decisions.

Virgínia is Argentine, lives in Rio de Janeiro, and works in tourism for Brazilian and international clients. Her operation needed to reconcile different receiving methods and correctly organize flows tied to Argentina and a Brazilian company.

During the mentorship, we structured an operation to receive international payments via Bitwage, collect locally with Pix QR codes, and clearly separate resources by activity.

Reserves moved into LiberWallet’s Piggy Bank, while day-to-day expenses can be covered with the Ether.fi card or Yodl.

Each route was defined by origin, purpose, and classification—bringing more organization, traceability, and control.

Lucas wanted a way to receive in digital dollars without relying only on traditional banks, while better organizing supplier payments and material purchases.

During the mentorship, we built routes to convert Pix receipts into stablecoins automatically, use a crypto debit card for daily expenses, and allocate part of reserves into stable digital assets with yield strategies.

The process included guidance on volatility, self-custody, security, and operational risks—respecting Lucas’s routine, goals, and profile.