Today we are launching Sur Money, a new stablecoin company we built together with
@lemonapp_ar.
Our first product is ARSs, a stablecoin for the Argentine peso.
This is the first step of a longer roadmap. We want to build a family of stablecoins for Latin America. A region with many currencies and a lot of financial friction deserves infrastructure that makes money movement predictable and stable. Our vision is to bring that stability to millions of people, regardless of the country they live in.
Lemon has been pushing crypto adoption in Latin America for years. They have more than 5M users and over 1.8M cards issued. They know what it means to build consumer products at scale, and they understand how to reach people in a region with very different financial realities.
At
@class_lambda we focus on the technical foundation. For years we’ve been building distributed systems, cryptographic protocols, and blockchain infrastructure. This includes our work on the core of
@ethereum, our client
@ethrex_client, several Layer 2s, and protocols.
With that background, we will be building all the core infrastructure behind ARSs and the rest of Latin America stablecoins. Our goal is to connect it to the global Ethereum ecosystem with the same standards we apply in our protocol work.
Sur Money combines Lemon’s reach with our engineering experience. Together we want to build stablecoins that are reliable, transparent, and truly useful in everyday life not just for traders or early adopters, but for anyone who needs to move value safely.
Stablecoins already play an important role in global finance. They make money cheaper to move, globally interoperable, and far more efficient than traditional rails. Latin America deserves those same benefits.
ARSs is just the beginning. We will have multiple local stablecoins.
Thanks
@lemoncheli and the whole
@lemonapp_ar team that has been doing an amazing work.
More information at
@surmoney_ok.