Cardano Ramps Up LATAM Expansion Through IOG–TxPipe Deal

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Input Output Global (IOG), the research-engineering company behind Cardano, has signed a strategic partnership with Buenos Aires-based software house TxPipe to “attract, train, and support the next generation of blockchain developers” in Argentina and across Latin America, according to a 10 July press release.

The agreement places TxPipe in charge of recurring hackathons, workshops, and meet-ups at IOG’s recently opened Buenos Aires office, using the company’s TX3 developer toolkit to onboard engineers to the Cardano ecosystem. IOG will provide the venue, logistical backing, and promotional reach, while both firms commit to co-hosting community events that also spotlight Midnight, IOG’s privacy-focused protocol.

Cardano Makes Its Move In Latin America

Charles Hoskinson, IOG’s chief executive, framed the collaboration as an investment in local talent: “We are thrilled to partner with TxPipe. Their team represents the best of what Argentina’s developer community has to offer, and together we are building a foundation for long-term ecosystem growth. Our collaboration also fulfills the broader vision of making IO Buenos Aires a crypto hub.”

Related Reading: Cardano Just Dropped Reeve—And It Could Shake Up Enterprise FinanceSantiago Carmuega, TxPipe’s co-founder, echoed the sentiment: “This partnership shows what’s possible when mission-aligned teams come together. We’re excited to help shape the future of crypto in Latin America.”

The cadence of activity is set at one event every four to six weeks, with TxPipe supplying instructors and curriculum while IOG supplies space and operational support. Both companies argue that Argentina’s combination of skilled developers, culture of digital experimentation, and high cryptocurrency adoption—fueled in part by persistent inflation—makes the country a natural hub for Cardano-centred innovation.

Related Reading: Cardano Pulled Out Of El Salvador Deal, Hoskinson Claims“Argentina stands out as a strategic choice for long-term Web3 investment and ecosystem growth. With a highly skilled developer base, a strong culture of digital experimentation, and ongoing economic challenges, the country presents ideal conditions for the advancement of IO’s decentralized technologies. It also ranks among the world’s leaders in cryptocurrency adoption, as citizens and residents increasingly turn to digital assets for everyday transactions and to navigate inflation,” the press release states.

The partnership follows IOG’s formal inauguration of its Buenos Aires office on 21 May 2025. Notably, IOG has been nurturing technical talent in the country for some time. In September 2024 the company’s education team delivered a two-week Cardano developer course at the National Technological University (UTN) in Buenos Aires, describing it as a “momentous” hands-on programme that deepened ties with the local community.

The project has also gained visibility at the highest political levels. Last September Hoskinson met with President Javier Milei during Tech Forum Argentina to discuss blockchain’s role in economic reform.

With the TxPipe partnership now operational, IOG is amplifying a strategy that combines bricks-and-mortar presence, formal education, and community-driven events to entrench Cardano’s developer base in Latin America, beginning with Argentina.

At press time, ADA traded at $0.69.

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