Cross-border payment tools for Latin American SMBs are usually either consumer wallets with business features bolted on, or treasury software priced for corporates. Soulbit is built for the middle: multi-currency treasury, cross-border payroll for employees and contractors, and payment links for collections — three pillars of equal weight, not one feature with extras. Money moves over stablecoins like USDC instead of correspondent banking, with institutional custody and KYB onboarding.
Hi Product Hunt,
I'm Erika, founder of Soulbit.
We built this after watching small and mid-sized companies across Latin America lose days and real money on something that should be boring: paying a supplier in another country, running payroll for a contractor in Argentina, getting paid by a client in the US. Correspondent banking makes all three slow, expensive and hard to reconcile.
Soulbit moves that money over stablecoins instead. Three things, equally weighted: multi-currency treasury, cross-border payroll and contractor payments, and payment links for collections. Institutional custody, KYB verification on every company.
What it is not: a trading platform, an exchange, or an investment product. There's no order book. We move money for businesses, that's it.
We'd love your honest feedback — especially from anyone who has run finance ops in the region and knows where this kind of tool usually breaks.