Services, products and trading controls
Sections ↑The platform presents a balance-based purchase and conversion service. Its portfolio page advertises more than 20 assets and mobile access for managing holdings. A crypto balance, a leveraged position and funds allocated to Rendimientos have different exit and risk mechanics; they should be read as separate products.[8]
Reported scale
| Measure | Published figure | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Customers | More than 800,000 people | Company claim; no active-trading window supplied.Source 1 |
| Activity | More than 936,000 quarterly operations | The displayed quarter and transaction definition are unspecified; this is not traded dollar volume.Source 1 |
| Regional presence | Three countries; operating since 2014 | Country menu identifies Argentina, Chile and Peru.Source 1 |
Products and execution
| Service | What the user does | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Spot portfolio | Buy, sell or exchange supported coins using account balances. | The available quote and final confirmation determine the specific purchase.Source 8 |
| Predicción Cripto | Choose an upward or downward move and a multiplier from 2× to 15×. | The page lists BTC, ETH, ADA, BCH, DOT, LINK and LTC; SatoshiTango describes funding the additional exposure itself.Source 5 |
| Rendimientos | Allocate USDT, USDC, ETH or SOL to earn variable rewards. | Advertised daily credits in the invested asset, with no fixed lock-up. No current numerical APY is established by that page.Source 6 |
| QR payments | Spend through Argentina and Brazil QR facilities. | The advertised USDT cashback is credited in XAUT; it is separate from trading profit.Source 7 |
Collateral remains committed until a leveraged position closes. The July terms prohibit adding collateral, provide no margin call and permit liquidation when collateral cannot cover debt, interest and fees. Negative-balance liability is limited to funds in the account, rather than expressly to each isolated position.[9]
Illustration: 100 USDT at 5× gives 500 USDT of exposure. A 2% price move changes that exposure by 10 USDT, equivalent to 10% of the starting collateral, before charges or liquidation. This arithmetic applies in either direction; the product’s marketing wording does not remove loss exposure.[5]
Trading charges and other costs
Sections ↑Published charge basis
| Item | Charge or basis | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Fiat/crypto dealing | 1% | Published standard commission, excluding any difference between buying and selling quotes.Source 3 |
| Crypto/crypto conversion | 0.5% | Applies to the crypto conversion category; not a claim that transfers are free.Source 3Source 9 |
| Opening, maintenance and internal user transfers | No charge stated | The public asset page distinguishes these from trading.Source 3 |
| Bitcoin purchase minimum | ARS 1,500 | Specific Argentine bitcoin guide; other assets, countries and payment routes may differ.Source 4 |
| Leveraged funding and liquidation costs | No complete current public tariff established | A multiplier alone cannot determine the final cost of holding or closing a position.Source 18 |
On hypothetical commission bases of ARS 100,000 and 1,000 USDT, the published rates produce ARS 1,000 for fiat/crypto dealing and 5 USDT for a crypto conversion. These examples exclude spread, payment charges and network costs.[3]
The bitcoin guide shows separate purchase and sale prices and a currency selector covering ARS, CLP, PEN and USD. Displaying a currency in that calculator does not establish that every customer can deposit or withdraw it through every bank.[4]
Deposits, withdrawals and currency handling
Sections ↑Funding and transfer routes
| Route | Published process | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Argentine peso funding | Transfer ARS to the user’s CVU. | The Pix guide then allows those pesos to fund Brazilian merchant payments.Source 11 |
| Other purchase funding | The Argentine bitcoin guide mentions bank transfer and cards. | Current card eligibility, limits and added fees must be established from the offered route; the guide does not quantify them.Source 4 |
| Crypto withdrawal | Use Cuentas, then Retirar, and the supported destination network. | The TRX guide identifies Tron for TRX; an asset’s trading availability is not proof that every network is enabled.Source 14 |
| Brazilian payment | Scan a Pix QR or use a Chave Pix through the app. | Merchant payment from converted balances; this is not evidence of a personal Brazilian bank account.Source 11 |
Bank withdrawals require matching account ownership. Network costs vary; incomplete identification, bank queries or legal holds can delay release.[9]
Use the deposit network and withdrawal conditions shown for the selected asset. The public asset guide specifies Ethereum for USDC, USDT and DAI; a supported stablecoin ticker does not establish support for every network carrying that token.[3]
The payment-account terms separately name Insight Business S.A.; an Argentine CVU balance is distinct from a bank deposit or an independently controlled blockchain wallet.[9]
Custody, security and account recovery
Sections ↑Security and control
| Control | Published position | Limit of the finding |
|---|---|---|
| Platform protection | The company describes biometric access, two-factor authentication and periodic security checks. | These are company descriptions; they do not supply a customer insurance limit or a claims procedure.Source 2 |
| Current login | Email login link, followed by configured 2FA. | The July terms supersede older password-based onboarding copy.Source 9 |
| Phone security | The Android listing advertises 2FA and encrypted transport. | A current security-reset hold duration was not established from the inspected developer information.Source 12 |
| App privacy | Apple’s listing discloses identifiers used for tracking and financial, contact and other data linked to identity. | These are developer disclosures; Apple states that it has not verified them.Source 13 |
Platform balances are not bank deposits with deposit guarantees. Enabling Rendimientos can automatically allocate later eligible deposits to third-party DeFi or centralised platforms; rates vary and the terms state no yield commission.[9]
Account opening, verification and closure
Sections ↑The privacy policy describes collection of photo identification, birth date, address evidence, bank details and transaction information, including third-party electronic identity checks. It also provides access, correction and deletion rights subject to legal retention; personal data may remain for at least five years after closure.[10]
Account lifecycle
| Stage | Finding |
|---|---|
| Regional onboarding | Use the relevant country service. The website’s Global language option is not an unrestricted worldwide eligibility statement.Source 1 |
| Legal capacity and age | The general terms require legal capacity to contract. Rendimientos adds an explicit requirement to be over 18; an app-store age classification is not the contractual eligibility test.Source 9 |
| Closure | Reduce the balance to zero and email support from the registered address; further identity checks may follow.Source 9 |
| Dormancy | Free account maintenance does not establish a promise that inactive or restricted accounts stay usable indefinitely. A separate inactivity charge or fixed deactivation clock was not established.Source 18 |
Support, complaints and records
Sections ↑Published assistance
| Channel | Purpose | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| In-app chat | Account and transaction assistance | The developer advertises 24/7 support; that is a service claim, not a measured response guarantee.Source 12 |
| [email protected] | Account problems and suspected unauthorised access | Published in current terms and repeated in developer replies.Source 12 |
| Official channel directory | App links, education and social accounts | Use the directory linked by the main website to identify channels; a social message is not proof that an order has been cancelled.Source 16 |
The Apple version history documents transaction-history improvements and internal transfers using a satoshitag. It does not establish a current CSV export, tax statement or automatic tax-filing service. A visible history screen should therefore be distinguished from an exportable accounting record.[13]
No published emergency telephone-dealing route, guaranteed manual close-out process or formal complaint response deadline was established from the accessible help material. During an incident, retain transaction references and obtain confirmation of the resulting account or order status.[18]
Regulatory position and service scope
Sections ↑The CNV’s public register identifies Fintech S.A., CUIT 30716342790, as PSAV number 4. The entry lists fiat/crypto exchange, crypto/crypto exchange, transfer, custody and issuer-related services. This is an entity-specific Argentine registration; it does not establish approval of every product in other countries.[17]
Company, entities and continuity
Sections ↑SatoshiTango’s company page identifies Matías Bari as CEO and cofounder, Mariano Craiem as CTO and cofounder, and Nicolás Loterspil as commercial director and cofounder. The public operating history begins in 2014. The differing “eight”, “ten” and “eleven” years on marketing pages are therefore not used as separate founding evidence.[2]
Group identity
| Name | Evidence and scope |
|---|---|
| Fintech S.A. | Argentine website footer and developer identity.Source 12 |
| Insight Business S.A.; Agente Productor Satoshi S.A. | Named in the privacy policy’s group definition; that listing alone does not assign every crypto service to them.Source 10 |
| Nakamoto Compañia Tecnologica S.A.C.; Tecnologia Financiera de Chile Limitada | Regional names in the same group policy. Contracting scope should be taken from the applicable country terms.Source 10 |
- Operator
- Fintech S.A. for Argentina; regional group entities
- Exchange model
- Centralised
- Service scope
- Crypto dealing, Predicción Cripto, Rendimientos and QR payments.
- Client types
- Retail clients
- Pricing publication
- Public pricing
- Other names
- Satoshi Tango
- Covered jurisdictions
- Argentina; Chile; Peru
- Pricing scope
- Published 1% fiat/crypto and 0.5% crypto/crypto charges; other costs depend on the operation.
- Funding scope
- Local bank transfers and supported crypto networks.
- Custody and asset handling
- Platform account balances; optional third-party yield allocation.
- Client eligibility
- Verified clients in supported regional services.
- Support
- In-app chat and email; advertised 24/7 service.
- Authorisation and registration scope
- Fintech S.A.: Argentina CNV PSAV registration 4.
Exchange metadata checked 20 Oct 2026Source 1Source 3Source 9
Covered contracting entities
Fintech S.A.
- Jurisdiction
- Argentina
- Covered services
- Argentine platform operator.
- Client and location scope
- Verified eligible users.
Yield, payments, rewards and automation
Sections ↑Rendimientos is described as an optional allocation with daily credits in the same coin. The advertised ability to withdraw without a lock-up concerns product access; it does not turn the assets into guaranteed fiat savings. A current percentage rate, asset-specific minimum and full recovery timetable were not published on the product page.[6]
Additional services
| Feature | Conditions and distinctions |
|---|---|
| XAUT cashback | The current promotional page describes rewards for USDT QR purchases, including Brazil. It supplies no complete current rate, cap, expiry or withdrawal conditions, so no numerical benefit is assumed.Source 7 |
| ARSe | The product page describes a digital token intended for operations in Argentine pesos, rather than as an investment product. It should not be labelled a US-dollar stablecoin.Source 15 |
| API and automatic trading | No current public permission matrix, key-revocation procedure or automated-trading mandate was established from the accessible help centre.Source 18 |
Sources & further reading
- Services and reported reach SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Company and founders SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Assets and commissions SatoshiTango · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
- Argentine bitcoin purchase guide SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Predicción Cripto SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Rendimientos service SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- QR cashback SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Crypto portfolio service SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- General terms, July 2026 SatoshiTango · 24 Jul 2026 · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
- Privacy policy SatoshiTango · 1 Jan 2025 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Argentina-to-Brazil Pix payments SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Android developer listing SatoshiTango via Google Play · 28 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Apple developer listing SatoshiTango via Apple · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- TRX purchases and transfers SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- ARSe service description SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Official contact and learning links SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- CNV public PSAV register feed Comisión Nacional de Valores · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Help centre SatoshiTango · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
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