Compliant, authorized protocol analysis and production-ready APIs for Argentina’s pesos-dollars-crypto wallet
Fiwind (com.fiwind.app) serves over 800,000 individuals and businesses in Argentina with pesos-with-yield, dollar and multi-currency trading, CEDEAR/ADR investing, a free CVU, Pix-based payments to Brazil, international ACH and wire transfers, and a no-fee card. We extract that value into clean, OpenFinance-style APIs so your ERP, accounting stack, tax engine, or treasury workflow can consume Fiwind data without manual exports.
Mirror the Fiwind login flow under user authorization: phone/email + OTP, device fingerprint and refresh-token rotation. Our wrapper returns a short-lived bearer so downstream services (CRM, ERP, KYC dashboards) can call other endpoints without touching user credentials.
Paginated peso, dollar and crypto movements with filters by date range, currency (ARS/USD/BRL/USDC/BTC/ETH), counterparty and operation type (deposit, withdrawal, swap, payment, yield credit). Use it for daily reconciliation, tax filings and anti-fraud checks.
Resolve CEDEAR and ADR holdings into a normalized schema: ISIN/ticker, ratio, average cost, current market price, realized and unrealized P&L. Feeds treasury tools and investor dashboards that previously had to parse PDF statements.
Stream Fiwind’s live buy/sell quotes across ARS/USD, USDC, USDT, BRL and major cryptos. Ideal for treasury teams pricing cross-border invoices, or for building blue-chip MEP vs. crypto-dollar arbitrage monitors.
Capture Pix payments in/out (BRL), ACH and wire legs for USD with IBAN/SWIFT/routing metadata, plus Payoneer, PayPal, Wise and Airbnb inflows. Each record carries a stable external_id so downstream systems can dedupe.
Pull the free Fiwind card’s authorizations, Apple Pay / Google Pay tokens, and the 5,000+ bill-payment services (utilities, taxes, mobile top-ups). Useful for personal-finance aggregators and SME expense-management products.
| Data type | Source / screen | Granularity | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| CVU & wallet balances | Home screen · “Mis cuentas” | Per-currency, real-time | Treasury reconciliation, liquidity dashboards |
| Peso yield accruals | “Rendimientos” tile | Daily interest credits (TNA-based) | Tax declarations, return benchmarking |
| FX / currency swaps | “Comprar/Vender dólares” & 10+ currencies | Per-trade: rate, fee, timestamp | Effective-rate analysis, hedging |
| CEDEAR & ADR orders | “Invertí” module | Per-fill: ticker, qty, price, fee | Portfolio analytics, cost-basis tracking |
| Pix payments | “Pagar con Pix” / “Recibir en reales” | BRL amount, counterparty key | Freelancer invoicing, exporter reporting |
| ACH & Wire transfers | “Transferencias internacionales” | Per-transfer: network, status, MT103 refs | Cross-border settlement reconciliation |
| Card authorizations | Free Fiwind card · Apple Pay / Google Pay | Per-authorization: MCC, merchant, currency | Expense management, fraud monitoring |
| Bill-payment history | “Pagar servicios” (5,000+ billers) | Per-payment: biller, reference, amount | Personal-finance aggregation, reminders |
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Context: Argentine designers and developers receive USD via ACH/Wire from Payoneer, Wise and Airbnb, while Brazilian clients pay in BRL via Pix. Each reconciliation cycle, they manually download PDFs from Fiwind.
Flow: our wrapper calls /transactions with currency=USD,BRL, maps each inflow to an invoice ID, and pushes it into Alegra/Colppy/Xero. The fx.applied_rate is preserved so AFIP reporting uses the effective blue-chip rate, not a theoretical one.
OpenFinance angle: aligns with Decree 353/2025 consent-based data sharing — the user authorizes the exporter’s ERP to read-only their Fiwind movements.
Context: An SME keeps operating cash in ARS (earning daily yield), USD (for suppliers) and USDC (for counterparties outside Argentina). Finance teams need a single view across wallets and counterparties.
Flow: /balances polled every 30 seconds + /fx/quotes delivers a streaming treasury panel; /transactions?type=swap feeds realized-FX P&L charts.
OpenFinance angle: canonical OpenBanking “Account Information Services” pattern, adapted to Argentina’s fintech wallet market.
Context: Retail investors spread CEDEAR positions across Fiwind and another broker. They want consolidated cost basis and tax lots for year-end filings.
Flow: /investments/holdings + /investments/trades returns ticker, ratio, average cost and executed lots; our normalizer matches CEDEAR ratio to the underlying ADR so aggregators display a single underlying position.
OpenFinance angle: investment-data portability is explicit in CNV (Comisión Nacional de Valores) guidance and expected under BCRA’s forthcoming Open Finance rules.
Context: A team issues free Fiwind cards to employees for travel and operating spend; finance needs per-employee spend, MCC categorization and receipt matching.
Flow: /cards/authorizations webhook pushes real-time swipes (merchant, amount, MCC) into the SaaS; /cards/statements produces end-of-month summaries. Apple Pay / Google Pay tokens are flagged so physical vs digital use is split in analytics.
OpenFinance angle: mirrors PSD2 Article 67 “Card Based Payment Instrument Issuer” coverage test, adapted for Argentine card rails.
Context: A PSAV (Proveedor de Servicios de Activos Virtuales) integrating with Fiwind needs transaction screening, Travel Rule metadata and anomaly alerts on USDC/BTC/ETH movements.
Flow: /crypto/transfers exposes chain, tx hash, counterparty address, amount and fiat equivalent. We wire it into Chainalysis/Elliptic-style scoring and surface risk flags to ops.
OpenFinance angle: supports CNV Resolución General 994/2024 (Virtual Asset Service Provider registry) reporting duties.
POST /api/v1/fiwind/auth/login
Content-Type: application/json
{
"credentials_ref": "vault://fiwind/user/42",
"device_id": "web-desk-01",
"otp": "394211",
"scope": ["balances","transactions","investments"]
}
200 OK
{
"access_token": "eyJ...",
"refresh_token": "rfw_...",
"expires_in": 900,
"cvu": "0000003100091212345678",
"user_ref": "fiw_42"
}
POST /api/v1/fiwind/transactions
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>
{
"cvu": "0000003100091212345678",
"from_date": "2026-03-01",
"to_date": "2026-03-31",
"currencies": ["ARS","USD","USDC","BRL"],
"types": ["deposit","withdrawal","swap","payment","yield_credit"],
"cursor": null,
"limit": 100
}
200 OK
{
"items": [
{
"id": "fwtx_01J...",
"ts": "2026-03-14T18:02:11Z",
"currency": "USD",
"amount": 250.00,
"type": "deposit",
"rail": "ACH",
"counterparty": {"name":"Payoneer","ref":"PAY-88421"},
"fx": {"base":"USD","quote":"ARS","applied_rate":1042.55}
}
],
"next_cursor": "c2Vla19ub19tb3Jl"
}
GET /api/v1/fiwind/investments/holdings
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>
200 OK
[
{
"symbol": "AAPL",
"instrument": "CEDEAR",
"ratio": "20:1",
"quantity": 40,
"avg_cost_ars": 4523.11,
"market_price_ars": 5110.44,
"unrealized_pl_ars": 23489.20
},
{
"symbol": "MSFT",
"instrument": "CEDEAR",
"ratio": "10:1",
"quantity": 25,
"avg_cost_ars": 6210.00,
"market_price_ars": 6680.00,
"unrealized_pl_ars": 11750.00
}
]
POST https://your-app/webhook/fiwind/cards
X-Fiwind-Signature: t=1713799211,v1=ab7f9a...
{
"event": "card.authorization",
"card_ref": "fwcd_77",
"merchant": {"name":"MercadoLibre","mcc":"5999","country":"AR"},
"amount": {"value": 45990, "currency":"ARS"},
"wallet": "google_pay",
"status": "approved",
"ts": "2026-04-22T13:15:07Z"
}
// Verify signature with HMAC-SHA256(secret, t + "." + body)
// Reject if |now - t| > 300s to prevent replay
We build Fiwind integrations under explicit user authorization, keeping the implementation aligned with the regulatory direction of Argentine OpenFinance:
Credentials are stored in a KMS-backed vault; tokens are short-lived (≤15 minutes) with rotating refresh; every call is logged with a consent ID so the end user can revoke downstream access at any time.
A typical Fiwind integration follows four stages:
balances, transactions, investments).Every stage is tenant-scoped, so a single deployment can serve multiple SMEs or multiple end users of a B2C product without cross-contamination.
Fiwind occupies a distinctive corner of the Argentine fintech map: it is narrower than Mercado Pago (which prioritizes commerce and QR payments) and broader than pure crypto exchanges like Buenbit or Ripio. Founded in Rosario in 2017 and now serving more than 800,000 individuals and businesses, Fiwind’s core users are Argentine savers who want pesos with yield plus dollar/USDC exposure, freelancers receiving cross-border income, SMEs reconciling Pix and ACH flows, and investors buying CEDEAR and ADR positions without a separate brokerage account. The app is distributed on both Android (com.fiwind.app) and iOS, with desktop web parity, making it a natural candidate for OpenFinance-style integrations that need coverage across personal, freelancer and SME segments.
Teams building Argentine fintech integrations rarely stop at a single wallet. The apps below frequently appear alongside Fiwind in client briefs — each holds a slice of user financial data that a unified integration layer can consolidate. We include them here strictly to describe the ecosystem; no ranking or comparison is implied.
From $300 Source code delivery — We hand over runnable API source code and full documentation; pay after delivery upon satisfaction.
Pay per call Hosted API — Use our managed endpoints and pay only per successful call; no upfront fee. Ideal for teams that prefer usage-based pricing and ops offload.
Custom engagements available for enterprise, including on-prem deployment, SSO, and bespoke field mapping to ERP/tax pipelines.
We are an independent engineering studio focused on mobile fintech protocol analysis and OpenFinance-style API delivery. Our team has shipped integrations for payment gateways, digital wallets, brokerages and crypto platforms across Latin America, Europe and Southeast Asia, and routinely works under NDA with enterprise clients who need authorized, compliance-ready data pipelines.
Send us the target app name (already Fiwind in your case) and the data you need — balances, transactions, investments, Pix flows, or the full stack. We will reply with a scope estimate and a sample payload within one business day.
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Fiwind is the Argentine digital wallet that, for over 8 years, has been helping more than 800,000 individuals and businesses better manage their money. It brings investments, dollars, payments and international transfers together in one place and with no fees.
Over 800,000 people have already chosen Fiwind to manage their money.