How Mandioca streamlined cross-border trade between Latin America and Asia with Mesta
Challenges
Mandioca is a leading fintech platform and trade aggregator serving several hundred enterprises across Latin America — facilitating hundreds of millions of dollars in trade between LATAM and Asia, with a particularly strong presence in the Colombia–China corridor.
Many of its customers maintain a significant portion of working capital in stablecoins to reduce exposure to local currency volatility while preserving liquidity for international trade. These businesses regularly transact with suppliers across China, Hong Kong, and Singapore, where commercial settlements are predominantly conducted in U.S. dollars.
As trade volumes grew, Mandioca sought a payment infrastructure capable of supporting both blockchain-native treasury operations and traditional international banking rails within a single operating model.
Managing these movements required multiple providers, fragmented operational processes, and lengthy customer onboarding — creating unnecessary complexity as Mandioca expanded its trade network.
Solution
- 01
Stablecoin conversion
Convert stablecoins into USD for international supplier payments.
- 02
Virtual USD accounts
Receive USD collections from customers around the world.
- 03
USD conversion
Convert incoming USD back into stablecoins for treasury management.
- 04
Rails & POBO SWIFT
Deliver supplier payments across the United States and Asia.
- 05
Compliance infrastructure
Streamline sender and beneficiary onboarding at scale.
- 06
Payment operations desk
Proactive monitoring and rapid issue resolution.
Outcome
Faster onboarding, quicker settlements, and more reliable payment execution strengthened customer satisfaction — creating a foundation to scale trade network expansion without adding providers. By combining stablecoin conversions, virtual USD accounts, compliance, and global payment rails within a single operating platform, Mesta enabled Mandioca to simplify treasury operations, accelerate customer onboarding, and support the continued growth of trade between Latin America and Asia.


