ARQ opens the world’s strongest assets and markets to travelers, investors and professionals across the Americas—so they can spend, receive, send and grow their money wherever they are. Formerly known as DolarApp.
ARQ is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: The global financial platform for affluent consumers in the Americas. The founders listed are Fernando Terrés (Founder/CEO), Zach Garman (Founder), Alvaro Correa (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, September 14, 2022).
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ARQ opens the world’s strongest assets and markets to travelers, investors and professionals across the Americas—so they can spend, receive, send and grow their money wherever they are. Formerly known as DolarApp.
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