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T-Move and Tesoro Joven: mobile banking that grows future USDT usersThe Banco del Tesoro set up two mobile offices at the Ciudad Traki Shopping Mall in Santa Teresa del Tuy, and over three days—Friday, Saturday, and Sunday—served a line where there were more children than adults. The star was not a credit product or a preferred rate: it was the Tesoro Joven account, aimed at boys and girls ages 9 to 17, along with themed debit cards such as Master Debit, Amigos de las Mascotas, and Tesoro Gamer.
The program, known as T-mueve, ¡Tu Banco sobre Ruedas! (T-move, Your Bank on Wheels!), aims to bring banking to where people are instead of waiting for people to come to the bank. From PitbullChain, we read it with a different lens: in a country where the average pocket already handles three or four different payment “rails,” opening a bank account for a nine-year-old kid is planting a future user of the entire financial ecosystem, crypto included.
T-Move and Tesoro Joven: mobile banking that grows future USDT users
The Banco del Tesoro set up two mobile offices at the Ciudad Traki Shopping Mall in Santa Teresa del Tuy, and over three days—Friday, Saturday, and Sunday—served a line where there were more children than adults. The star was not a credit product or a preferred rate: it was the Tesoro Joven account, aimed at boys and girls ages 9 to 17, along with themed debit cards such as Master Debit, Amigos de las Mascotas, and Tesoro Gamer.
The program, known as T-mueve, ¡Tu Banco sobre Ruedas! (T-move, Your Bank on Wheels!), aims to bring banking to where people are instead of waiting for people to come to the bank. From PitbullChain, we read it with a different lens: in a country where the average pocket already handles three or four different payment “rails,” opening a bank account for a nine-year-old kid is planting a future user of the entire financial ecosystem, crypto included.
The program, known as T-mueve, ¡Tu Banco sobre Ruedas! (T-move, Your Bank on Wheels!), aims to bring banking to where people are instead of waiting for people to come to the bank. From PitbullChain, we read it with a different lens: in a country where the average pocket already handles three or four different payment “rails,” opening a bank account for a nine-year-old kid is planting a future user of the entire financial ecosystem, crypto included.
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Banco del Tesoro at 21 years: a turning point for digital banking and P2P in Venezuela?📊 More than an anniversary: public banking is digitizing amid the rise of P2P
When a state financial institution celebrates 21 years, it’s not just about a round number; it’s about resilience and adaptation. The Banco del Tesoro, which ranks eighth in the national financial ranking, wanted to mark the date by launching better technological tools: a revamped web platform and the T Móvil app. But beyond the birthday cake, what really interests us at PitbullChain is what this means for the growing community of USDT users and for P2P trade in Venezuela.
Banco del Tesoro at 21 years: a turning point for digital banking and P2P in Venezuela?
📊 More than an anniversary: public banking is digitizing amid the rise of P2P
When a state financial institution celebrates 21 years, it’s not just about a round number; it’s about resilience and adaptation. The Banco del Tesoro, which ranks eighth in the national financial ranking, wanted to mark the date by launching better technological tools: a revamped web platform and the T Móvil app. But beyond the birthday cake, what really interests us at PitbullChain is what this means for the growing community of USDT users and for P2P trade in Venezuela.
When a state financial institution celebrates 21 years, it’s not just about a round number; it’s about resilience and adaptation. The Banco del Tesoro, which ranks eighth in the national financial ranking, wanted to mark the date by launching better technological tools: a revamped web platform and the T Móvil app. But beyond the birthday cake, what really interests us at PitbullChain is what this means for the growing community of USDT users and for P2P trade in Venezuela.
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Banco del Tesoro Homes: what the plan signals to the P2P market and USDT📊 A social credit that also moves the real economy
This week, the Banco del Tesoro finalized the signing of property documents for 18 families who were still living in the temporary settlement José Gervasio Artigas, as part of the Plan Venezuela Renace. The stated goal is to progressively relocate the 130 families affected by the earthquakes of June 24—an effort that combines legal advisory areas, banking outreach, and the institution’s social responsibility.
For the beneficiaries, the signed document means their own roof. For anyone closely following Venezuela’s economy, the event means something else: state money entering a circuit where housing, construction materials, and services are increasingly paid for in dollars or in stablecoins. And that’s the detail that PitbullChain wants to dissect.
Banco del Tesoro Homes: what the plan signals to the P2P market and USDT
📊 A social credit that also moves the real economy
This week, the Banco del Tesoro finalized the signing of property documents for 18 families who were still living in the temporary settlement José Gervasio Artigas, as part of the Plan Venezuela Renace. The stated goal is to progressively relocate the 130 families affected by the earthquakes of June 24—an effort that combines legal advisory areas, banking outreach, and the institution’s social responsibility.
For the beneficiaries, the signed document means their own roof. For anyone closely following Venezuela’s economy, the event means something else: state money entering a circuit where housing, construction materials, and services are increasingly paid for in dollars or in stablecoins. And that’s the detail that PitbullChain wants to dissect.
This week, the Banco del Tesoro finalized the signing of property documents for 18 families who were still living in the temporary settlement José Gervasio Artigas, as part of the Plan Venezuela Renace. The stated goal is to progressively relocate the 130 families affected by the earthquakes of June 24—an effort that combines legal advisory areas, banking outreach, and the institution’s social responsibility.
For the beneficiaries, the signed document means their own roof. For anyone closely following Venezuela’s economy, the event means something else: state money entering a circuit where housing, construction materials, and services are increasingly paid for in dollars or in stablecoins. And that’s the detail that PitbullChain wants to dissect.
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Banco del Tesoro pays 44% per year: does it beat USDT in the P2P market?The Banco del Tesoro moved the board of passive rates in Venezuela. The institution announced that its accounts in bolívares will begin to pay interest above the floor set by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) in Extraordinary Official Gazette number 7.073, effective from September 15. In practice, the state entity decided not to stay at the regulatory minimum and offer a little more to anyone who maintains a balance in their accounts.
For PitbullChain, this is not a minor detail: every time the banking system increases the yield on bolívares, a classic debate opens up in the local market—should you leave the money sitting and earning interest in VES, or move it to USDT and protect yourself against devaluation? The answer, as is often the case in Venezuela, depends on the exchange rate you’re looking at.
Banco del Tesoro pays 44% per year: does it beat USDT in the P2P market?
The Banco del Tesoro moved the board of passive rates in Venezuela. The institution announced that its accounts in bolívares will begin to pay interest above the floor set by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) in Extraordinary Official Gazette number 7.073, effective from September 15. In practice, the state entity decided not to stay at the regulatory minimum and offer a little more to anyone who maintains a balance in their accounts.
For PitbullChain, this is not a minor detail: every time the banking system increases the yield on bolívares, a classic debate opens up in the local market—should you leave the money sitting and earning interest in VES, or move it to USDT and protect yourself against devaluation? The answer, as is often the case in Venezuela, depends on the exchange rate you’re looking at.
For PitbullChain, this is not a minor detail: every time the banking system increases the yield on bolívares, a classic debate opens up in the local market—should you leave the money sitting and earning interest in VES, or move it to USDT and protect yourself against devaluation? The answer, as is often the case in Venezuela, depends on the exchange rate you’re looking at.
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Banco del Tesoro and the Renace Plan: the fine print for the dollar and P2P📊 From the camp to writing: what the Treasury Bank announced
Public banking took further action again in the Venezuela Renace Plan. This time, the Treasury Bank provided new financing and property documentation to families who were left without homes after the double earthquake on June 24, as reported by national banking-sector media.
The most discussed case is that of Eva Marina Marín Cardona, who lived in the Hugo Chávez housing development in Catia La Mar and saw the walls of her apartment give way that day. After going through SAREN and completing the requirements, she managed to relocate to Montalbán with her husband and son. In parallel, six other families staying in the temporary camp José Gervasio Artigas, in Catia, received the paperwork for their new homes in El Mirador de Caiza, in the Tuy Valleys.
Banco del Tesoro and the Renace Plan: the fine print for the dollar and P2P
📊 From the camp to writing: what the Treasury Bank announced
Public banking took further action again in the Venezuela Renace Plan. This time, the Treasury Bank provided new financing and property documentation to families who were left without homes after the double earthquake on June 24, as reported by national banking-sector media.
The most discussed case is that of Eva Marina Marín Cardona, who lived in the Hugo Chávez housing development in Catia La Mar and saw the walls of her apartment give way that day. After going through SAREN and completing the requirements, she managed to relocate to Montalbán with her husband and son. In parallel, six other families staying in the temporary camp José Gervasio Artigas, in Catia, received the paperwork for their new homes in El Mirador de Caiza, in the Tuy Valleys.
Public banking took further action again in the Venezuela Renace Plan. This time, the Treasury Bank provided new financing and property documentation to families who were left without homes after the double earthquake on June 24, as reported by national banking-sector media.
The most discussed case is that of Eva Marina Marín Cardona, who lived in the Hugo Chávez housing development in Catia La Mar and saw the walls of her apartment give way that day. After going through SAREN and completing the requirements, she managed to relocate to Montalbán with her husband and son. In parallel, six other families staying in the temporary camp José Gervasio Artigas, in Catia, received the paperwork for their new homes in El Mirador de Caiza, in the Tuy Valleys.
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Treasury Bank: 10% at Macuto and Cubitt and its effect on P2P## A banking alliance to ease the school supply list
The Treasury Bank announced a commercial alliance with Macuto and Cubitt Stores for the new school year. The mechanism is simple: between September 15 and October 15, anyone who pays for purchases at those stores with any Master Debit card issued by the institution will receive an immediate 10% discount at the checkout. The promotion includes the bank’s themed cards—Friends of Pets, Guacamayas, Tesoro Gamer—and the Tesoro Joven, designed specifically for the younger public.
Treasury Bank: 10% at Macuto and Cubitt and its effect on P2P
## A banking alliance to ease the school supply list
The Treasury Bank announced a commercial alliance with Macuto and Cubitt Stores for the new school year. The mechanism is simple: between September 15 and October 15, anyone who pays for purchases at those stores with any Master Debit card issued by the institution will receive an immediate 10% discount at the checkout. The promotion includes the bank’s themed cards—Friends of Pets, Guacamayas, Tesoro Gamer—and the Tesoro Joven, designed specifically for the younger public.
The Treasury Bank announced a commercial alliance with Macuto and Cubitt Stores for the new school year. The mechanism is simple: between September 15 and October 15, anyone who pays for purchases at those stores with any Master Debit card issued by the institution will receive an immediate 10% discount at the checkout. The promotion includes the bank’s themed cards—Friends of Pets, Guacamayas, Tesoro Gamer—and the Tesoro Joven, designed specifically for the younger public.
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The Banco del Tesoro, along with seven other financial institutions, activated the special social credit program «Venezuela Renace» to support families who lost their homes after the earthquakes of the past June 24. Beyond social assistance, this initiative has a component that draws attention in the P2P ecosystem: the price of the property will be settled in foreign currency. This opens the door to reflection on the role of the dollar and cryptocurrencies in the country’s housing recovery.
What is the Venezuela Renace Plan?
It is a preferential financing scheme driven by the national government, with support from public and private banking. The goal is for people affected by the seismic events to be able to purchase a new or used home through social credit. The first phase involves submitting documents by the buyer, including an identity card, RIF, habitability certificate, and proof of income. Bank statements are also requested to assess repayment capacity.
What’s new is not only the credit, but the explicit condition that «the bank you chose will settle the value of the property in foreign currency with the seller». In other words, the transaction is agreed in foreign currency. This is not a coincidence: in Venezuela, the dollar and the bolívar coexist in a bimonetary economy, and the real estate market has historically been handled in foreign currency.
Requirements to apply for financing
📖 Read the full article: https://pitbullchain.com/noticias/banco-del-tesoro-paga-en-divisas-el-plan-de-vivienda-que-significa-para-el-p2p-232729
📊 Live rates and analysis at pitbullchain.com
$USDT #BancodelTesoro #Venezuela #USDT #P2P #creditosocial
The Banco del Tesoro, along with seven other financial institutions, activated the special social credit program «Venezuela Renace» to support families who lost their homes after the earthquakes of the past June 24. Beyond social assistance, this initiative has a component that draws attention in the P2P ecosystem: the price of the property will be settled in foreign currency. This opens the door to reflection on the role of the dollar and cryptocurrencies in the country’s housing recovery.
What is the Venezuela Renace Plan?
It is a preferential financing scheme driven by the national government, with support from public and private banking. The goal is for people affected by the seismic events to be able to purchase a new or used home through social credit. The first phase involves submitting documents by the buyer, including an identity card, RIF, habitability certificate, and proof of income. Bank statements are also requested to assess repayment capacity.
What’s new is not only the credit, but the explicit condition that «the bank you chose will settle the value of the property in foreign currency with the seller». In other words, the transaction is agreed in foreign currency. This is not a coincidence: in Venezuela, the dollar and the bolívar coexist in a bimonetary economy, and the real estate market has historically been handled in foreign currency.
Requirements to apply for financing
📖 Read the full article: https://pitbullchain.com/noticias/banco-del-tesoro-paga-en-divisas-el-plan-de-vivienda-que-significa-para-el-p2p-232729
📊 Live rates and analysis at pitbullchain.com
$USDT #BancodelTesoro #Venezuela #USDT #P2P #creditosocial
What is the Venezuela Renace Plan?
It is a preferential financing scheme driven by the national government, with support from public and private banking. The goal is for people affected by the seismic events to be able to purchase a new or used home through social credit. The first phase involves submitting documents by the buyer, including an identity card, RIF, habitability certificate, and proof of income. Bank statements are also requested to assess repayment capacity.
What’s new is not only the credit, but the explicit condition that «the bank you chose will settle the value of the property in foreign currency with the seller». In other words, the transaction is agreed in foreign currency. This is not a coincidence: in Venezuela, the dollar and the bolívar coexist in a bimonetary economy, and the real estate market has historically been handled in foreign currency.
Requirements to apply for financing
📖 Read the full article: https://pitbullchain.com/noticias/banco-del-tesoro-paga-en-divisas-el-plan-de-vivienda-que-significa-para-el-p2p-232729
📊 Live rates and analysis at pitbullchain.com
$USDT #BancodelTesoro #Venezuela #USDT #P2P #creditosocial
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Venezuela Renace Plan: a bolívares injection that boosts P2P and the dollar?## Social credit, but with a whiff of liquidity
The national government, through the Banco del Tesoro, launched the Venezuela Renace Plan, a program of direct loans and subsidies for families that lost their homes after the double earthquake that shook the state of La Guaira. In a country with high de facto dollarization, any injection of bolívares into the system triggers a domino effect: more liquidity, more pressure on the exchange rate, and, of course, more activity at P2P desks for USDT.
Venezuela Renace Plan: a bolívares injection that boosts P2P and the dollar?
## Social credit, but with a whiff of liquidity
The national government, through the Banco del Tesoro, launched the Venezuela Renace Plan, a program of direct loans and subsidies for families that lost their homes after the double earthquake that shook the state of La Guaira. In a country with high de facto dollarization, any injection of bolívares into the system triggers a domino effect: more liquidity, more pressure on the exchange rate, and, of course, more activity at P2P desks for USDT.
The national government, through the Banco del Tesoro, launched the Venezuela Renace Plan, a program of direct loans and subsidies for families that lost their homes after the double earthquake that shook the state of La Guaira. In a country with high de facto dollarization, any injection of bolívares into the system triggers a domino effect: more liquidity, more pressure on the exchange rate, and, of course, more activity at P2P desks for USDT.
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