From cashback to crypto heavyweight — Brazil’s fintech pioneer goes Wall Street (lite) with Bitcoin on its balance sheet.
On August 15, 2025, Brazilian fintech Meliuz officially jumped borders — launching its American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) on the OTCQX Market under ticker MLIZY.
This lets U.S. investors grab exposure to Meliuz in dollars, with each ADR repping 2 shares of the company’s Brazil-listed stock (CASH3). Custody and conversion? That’s JPMorgan’s job.
OTCQX isn’t just any OTC board — it’s the top compliance tier, a stamp of governance and transparency. For Meliuz, this isn’t a side hustle — it’s a power move into global finance.
Forget boring treasury bills. Meliuz has built its brand as a Bitcoin Treasury pioneer — stacking BTC as a core corporate strategy.
Chairman Israel Salmen framed the OTCQX debut as a milestone: “This expands access for international investors and strengthens our ability to share Meliuz’s vision and long-term strategy with a broader audience.”
Translation? Meliuz isn’t just cashing in on U.S. liquidity. They’re doubling down on the “Bitcoin on balance sheet” playbook.
Underneath the Bitcoin hype, Meliuz runs a tech platform that:
This dual identity — Bitcoin Treasury + fintech growth engine — makes Meliuz stand out in the Latin American market. Think Coinbase meets Rakuten, but Brazilian.
Meliuz’s U.S. listing is about more than just ticker symbols:
For U.S. investors, this is a regulated, transparent channel into one of LatAm’s boldest Bitcoin strategies.
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