Foreigners residing in Colombia will be able to access the dale digital wallet!

The Aval Group announced thatForeigners residing in Colombia will be able to access all the services of their digital wallet dale! The platform will be available for any nationality and interested people must Have your immigration card and the Temporary Protection Permit (PPT).

(See: The digital wallet dale! expands its services and approaches ‘super apps’).

“At dale!, we believe in inclusion as an engine of development for the country and its citizens. We have worked to reach population segments with barriers to accessing financial services, such as minors and foreigners. In particular, the migrant population represents an essential part of the economy, energizing the workforce, which is why it becomes essential to support their incorporation into the financial system.“he explained José Manuel Ayerbe, CEO of dale!

Among the objectives of Grupo Aval in making this decision are: benefit individuals and microentrepreneurs who actively participate in the popular economy, promote a more inclusive financial system for all and facilitate banking access, impacting the country’s economic growth.

(See: How much money can I have in the dale digital wallet!?).

Foreigners will be able to access all dale! services, including:

– Reception of international remittances.

– Immediate transfers and with QR code.

– Payment of services and agreements.

– Access to a debit card or application for credits granted by Banco de Bogotá and AV Villas.

– Access dale! alliances, which include benefits in stores such as Éxito, Carulla, Cencosud or Combuscol.

(See: dale! joins with Acciones & Valores and enables the reception of remittances).

“We seek to ensure that more people can access essential financial products that help them fully integrate into the Colombian economy. With dale!, foreigners will be able to receive and manage their income in an agile and secure way, promoting their economic development and strengthening their stability, taking into account that 90% of migrants of working age have employment, although the majority are working in the informal sector“added Ayerbe.

(See: dale! launched a new debit card in alliance with CC Plaza de las Américas).

According to data from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), In Colombia there are more than 1.9 million migrants, of which 1.7 million are Venezuelans, who generated an economic impact equivalent to 529.1 million dollars in 2022 and close to 804.3 million dollars in 2023 after regularization, equivalent to 2% of the country’s tax revenue.

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