ChainCatcher News, GOAT Network announces a partnership with Latin American fintech platform DitoBanx to launch a Bitcoin yield pilot project in Mexico. The pilot will cover over 100,000 users, allowing them to earn BTC-denominated returns while maintaining full self-custody of their Bitcoin.
This collaboration introduces GOAT Network’s Safebox product into DitoBanx’s regulated mobile app, combining fiat on-ramps and compliance processes with a non-custodial yield structure. The official statement indicates that all deposited assets are protected principal, with yields paid in Bitcoin, supported by GOAT Network’s decentralized scheduler reward mechanism.
GOAT Network states that this pilot aims to provide a safer and more sustainable Bitcoin yield option for users in emerging markets. As the pilot progresses, both parties plan to expand this model to other markets operated by DitoBanx.
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