KiiChain Adds Two Major Banks to Its 24/7 LatAm FX Network
Bogota, Colombia, September 9, 2026 – With two major Colombian financial institutions onboarded — including state-owned Banco Agrario — more than $500 million in processed volume, and a target of up to $10 million in daily transactions with Financiera Juriscoop, KiiChain is expanding its institutional FX and settlement footprint across Latin America. KiiChain is expanding The post KiiChain Adds Two Major Banks to Its 24/7 LatAm FX Network appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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- Bogota, Colombia, September 9, 2026 – With two major Colombian financial institutions onboarded — including state-owned Banco Agrario — more than $500 million in processed volume, and a target of up to $10 million in daily transactions with Financiera Juriscoop, KiiChain is expanding its institutional FX and settlement footprint across Latin America.
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