crypto.news 2025-03-26 15:03:15

TruBit and Morpho bring passive DeFi income to Latin America

Latin America-focused crypto trading and payments platform TruBit announced the launch of Earn+ powered by Morpho. Earn+ is a new feature that offers high-yield decentralized finance lending opportunities to users across Latin America. The integration aims to democratize access to passive income tools by combining a user-friendly experience of centralized finance with the yield-optimized engine of decentralized finance. Morpho ranks as the second-largest decentralized lending protocol with over $5 billion in deposits and has been trusted by major players like Coinbase , which uses Morpho to power its Bitcoin-backed loan product. You might also like: Bitso launches Juno and MXNB stablecoin for cross-border payments Bridging traditional finance usability By embedding Morpho into the TruBit Wallet and TruBit Pro Exchange, users have access to institutional-grade yield strategies without needing to interact with DeFi protocols directly. As crypto adoption grows across Latin America, tools like Earn+ can position TruBit as a player in bridging fiat with crypto. With exposure to Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia, TruBit is focused on delivering compliant, next-generation financial services tailored to the region’s growing digital economy. TruBit Co-Founder and CEO Maggie Wu stated the integration represents a major step forward for financial tools in Latin America. “We’re making high-yield decentralized finance more accessible to LATAM users,” Wu said. “Earn+ enables them to earn passive income seamlessly while ensuring flexibility and security in managing their assets.” Morpho CEO Paul Frambot stated that the partnership has allowed TruBit to build faster and more cost-efficiently and avoid the risks of upgradeable DeFi protocols. “Morpho’s immutable infrastructure has enabled TruBit to maintain full product ownership while giving users access to the best risk-adjusted yields available onchain,” Frambot said. You might also like: Latin America’s fintech giant Nubank starts offering services with Cardano, Algorand