Yellow Card, a global stablecoin payments infrastructure company, has acquired GoMoney, a Brazilian virtual asset service provider, establishing direct operations in Latin America’s largest cryptocurrency market. The acquisition, completed in October 2026, will expand Yellow Card’s cross-border payment capabilities by integrating local Brazilian payment methods with its international stablecoin settlement and treasury infrastructure.
GoMoney, formally known as GoMoney Sociedade Prestadora de Serviços de Ativos Virtuais Ltda., was founded in 2018 and operates from São Paulo.
The company enables international businesses to accept payments from customers in Brazil, including through the country’s Pix instant payment system, and settle transactions using digital assets.
Through the acquisition, Yellow Card can offer customers local collections and disbursements in Brazilian reais alongside stablecoin settlement services.
These capabilities will be integrated with Yellow Card’s existing treasury and liquidity infrastructure across other markets.
GoMoney has submitted an application to Banco Central do Brasil for authorization to operate as a virtual asset service provider under Law No. 14,478/2022 and Central Bank Resolution No. 519/2025.
The business continues operating under Brazil’s transitional regulatory framework while its application for full authorization remains under review.
Completion of the acquisition does not itself constitute regulatory approval of that application.
GoMoney will continue operating as a wholly owned subsidiary of Yellow Card under the leadership of its existing founders.
The transaction is part of Yellow Card’s broader expansion strategy, which emphasizes establishing locally compliant operations and integrating domestic payment systems with international financial infrastructure.
Brazil represents a significant opportunity for stablecoin-enabled financial services.
According to Chainalysis figures cited by Yellow Card, the country recorded approximately $252.5 billion in cryptocurrency activity between July 2025 and June 2026.
The same research identified a 495% increase in Brazilian stablecoin activity across the 2024–2026 comparison period, reflecting growing interest in cross-border transfers, treasury management, and business payments.
Yellow Card provides financial institutions, fintech companies, and multinational businesses with infrastructure for accessing U.S. dollars, managing liquidity, and transferring funds internationally.
Its network supports more than 50 currencies and maintains a significant presence in emerging markets.
The GoMoney acquisition follows Yellow Card’s $40 million financing in August 2026, which included investments from Standard Chartered Bank and Sony.
The company has also secured regulatory approvals and registrations in markets including Canada, Switzerland, Nigeria, Ghana, and Zimbabwe.
The latest transaction strengthens Yellow Card’s Latin American presence while expanding its ability to serve international businesses requiring local Brazilian payment access and stablecoin settlement.
KEY QUOTES:
“Building global financial infrastructure requires compliance with local frameworks, local payment rails, and local expertise and relationships to operate effectively. GoMoney has built a strong foundation in Brazil over the last eight years, and bringing our businesses together will allow us to deliver greater value to customers while accelerating our long-term ambitions.”
Chris Maurice, Co-Founder And CEO Of Yellow Card
“We have spent the last eight years building a virtual asset service provider business in Brazil focused on using Stablecoins as a means of effecting cross-border payments, similar to what Yellow Card has been doing in Africa and globally over the same period. We are excited to become part of the Yellow Card team, and look forward to expanding our business in Brazil and throughout Latin America.”
MaurĂcio Pires, Founder And Chief Executive Of GoMoney
