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DolarPeso.App is a currency exchange platform enabling tourists, expatriates, and locals to convert USD to Colombian Pesos (COP) with cash delivery and pickup at verified partner locations, also serving as a digital tool for existing businesses to expand their reach and process online transactions. The platform supports credit card payments, cryptocurrency deposits (USDC), and multiple dollar-equivalent currencies.
0500100, Medellín, Colombia
3.7
1 review
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This is great a service! I contacted Robert and he walked me through the procedure! Im not a big fan of the bank ATM'S here and what they charge! So often they don't even work! I met with Robert and the transfer went very smoothly and the rate was very fair! I highly recommend this service!
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