Payouts to Peru
Pay Peruvian soles from USDT or USDC
Peru's corridor serves mining and agricultural supply chains as much as Lima's service firms: contractors in Arequipa and Cusco, exporters of blueberries, avocados and coffee, and consultancies invoicing in soles. XEROF pays PEN to a Peruvian bank account from a USDT or USDC balance, business to business, business to consumer and consumer to business.
How a payout to Peru works
No fixed maximum is set by the receiving market; beneficiary KYC applies at high value. Payments use the CCI interbank account code.
- Payout currency
- PEN
- Paid to
- Bank account in Peru
- Payment types
- B2B (business to business), B2C (business to consumer), C2B (consumer to business)
- Maximum per payment
- no fixed maximum; beneficiary KYC at high value
- Rails
- Local bank transfer in PEN
- Pricing
- Per corridor: the PEN leg is quoted per payment on the confirmation
Who pays Peruvian soles this way
- A mining services company paying Peruvian subcontractors in soles.
- A buyer settling a Peruvian agricultural exporter against the invoice and shipping documents.
- A private client paying a Peruvian architect, lawyer or contractor in PEN.
Paying Peru from Zug: timing and practicalities
Lima is six to seven hours behind Zug, so a sol payment confirmed in the Swiss morning is credited during the Peruvian morning; one confirmed later in the Swiss day credits the next Peruvian banking day.
Peruvian beneficiaries are addressed by the 20-digit CCI interbank code, not the bank's internal account number, together with the RUC for companies or DNI for individuals. Mining-service contractors in Arequipa and Cusco and agricultural exporters on the coast are the typical beneficiaries.
What XEROF needs before the first payment
- Beneficiary name, bank and the 20-digit CCI interbank code, with RUC or DNI.
- The invoice or contract the payment settles.
- Beneficiary KYC documentation at high value.
A worked example in PEN
- You send
- USDC 10,000 on ERC-20
- XEROF converts
- USD 10,000 at the live rate
- Beneficiary receives
- PEN to the contractor's account
- Fees on this example
- Brokerage fee (minimum USD 200) plus the quoted PEN leg
Common questions
- What is the CCI?
- The Código de Cuenta Interbancario, the 20-digit interbank account number every Peruvian bank account has. Payments in this corridor are addressed to it, not to the bank's internal account number.
- What is the maximum for a PEN payout to Peru?
- No fixed maximum; beneficiary KYC at high value, set by the receiving market.
Peru: limits set by the receiving market, availability subject to screening and partner requirements, indicative and not an offer. See the coverage table.
Open a XEROF account to pay Peruvian soles in Peru.