In another shift toward widespread crypto adoption in Argentina, citizens from the Mendoza Province can now pay government fees and taxes using cryptocurrencies.
In a Saturda statement, the Mendoza Tax Administration (ATM) described the new crypto payment service as fulfilling “the strategic objective of modernization and innovation,” giving “taxpayers different means to comply with their tax obligations.”
The service officially began operation on Aug. 24, but at this stage, it will only accept stablecoins such as Tether (USDT) for tax payments.
Citizens can pay through the portal on the ATM website using any crypto wallets like Binance, Bybit and Ripio.
Once the user chooses cryptocurrencies as their payment option, the system sends a QR code, with the equivalent amount of stablecoins converted to pesos by an undisclosed online payment service provider.
When ATM receives the payment, a receipt is sent to the taxpayer.
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