BRICS+ countries are working to strengthen technological exchange, digital payments, and simplified trade mechanisms, according to a recent statement by Sameep Shastri, President of the BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Shastri emphasized that this year’s theme is: “Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation, and Sustainability,” and highlighted the “importance of creating a broader market for innovators and startups from BRICS countries, linking this objective to the more general goal of building a resilient and sustainable economy.”

According to the official, the market for this sector should be broader and have a wider reach. He also expressed his support for “improving trade relations with the BRICS+ countries and developing free trade agreements, which should remain key priorities for the business community.”

Another important aspect for Shastri is the rapid implementation of technology sharing and the introduction of one-stop-shop mechanisms among the BRICS+ countries to facilitate cross-border trade.

Digital payments are key to strengthening economic ties. In this regard, Shastri called for accelerating the development of the digital economy and digital payment transfers as an effective way to address trade imbalances.

“We are seeking better trade agreements with the BRICS+ nations and free trade agreements. We must develop our digital economy and digital payment transfers more quickly,” he added.

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The Binance crypto platform has begun the gradual rollout of its Binance Card in Venezuela, offering a new payment tool for direct transactions at both physical and online stores.

It was learned that the activation of this new service will be notified to eligible customers as its availability expands across the country. The launch coincides with the “sustained rise of stablecoins in the Venezuelan economy, with USDT leading the way. Driven by inflation, restrictions on access to foreign currency, and the limitations of the traditional banking system, citizens and businesses have massively adopted these assets as a mechanism for income protection, a channel for remittances, and a means for commercial transactions.”

Unlike the previous payment model, where users had to convert their funds to bolivars through P2P (peer-to-peer) platforms before making a payment, Binance Card simplifies the process by “automatically converting cryptocurrencies to local currency at the exact moment of the point of sale, allowing direct transactions at any merchant connected to the associated payment network.”

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— VENEZUELA INFORMA HOY (@VENEINFORMAHOY) August 9, 2026

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The number of scams in electronic commerce has increased surprisingly in recent years. Hence, the necessity to intensify security measures, as well as apply common sense and intuition to avoid being a victim. Some security recommendations that do not lose validity include:

Strong passwords

Access to the different platforms of daily use is done through a password. On some platforms, it has a validity period; but even if it has not expired, it is advisable to change it as a measure to reinforce data security and prevent sophisticated cybercriminals from accessing your personal information or your credit and debit cards.

Updating your apps

If you’ve received a message that an update is available, first check that it’s a genuine notification from your provider’s app store. Then, install the update to protect the sensitive information you store and share in your apps.

Common sense when faced with malicious messages

Receiving messages, emails, notifications with spelling mistakes, without the logo of the company that is supposedly trying to communicate with the user, as well as the use of language that does not correspond to regular contacts, should alert people to a possible scam attempt. It is essential, if possible, not to open or respond to such communications until you confirm with the sender that it is a genuine message and not a phishing scam.

Beware of “too good” offers

Incredible promotions, which are often called “too good”, can hide a scam for the customer. The best thing in these cases is to make sure that the brand is really offering very good offers or discounts before entering the card details and placing merchandise in the shopping cart.

Can you avoid falling for a scam?

It is advisable that the customer carefully reads the fine print on each portal, digital store or platform where they wish to buy or join in order to know the rules of use, security and complaint mechanisms, whether for breach of contract or in the case of a scam. In addition, it is essential to know which are the local consumer protection agencies as well as the legal bodies and free telephone lines to report and receive assistance. It is recommended to keep the names, telephone numbers, emails and addresses of these agencies in a personal diary, so that if necessary, they can be contacted quickly.

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Mexico will once again host the Fintech Summit Latam conference, which will be taking place on the 24th and 25th of this month at the Asturian Center of the country.

It will be an occasion to expose the advances in financial solutions for digital commerce and banking, a trend that does not stop and advances at an accelerated pace throughout the world.

Fintech Summit Latam 2022 seeks to advance in offering solutions and proposals not only for the financial field of nations, but also in terms of financial education and inclusion.

Having as its main motto “Fintech and the era of Business as a service”, the conference will address two basic themes. The first, on the 24th, will be Fintech and the Telecom industry; and the second, on the 25th, will be Fintech and the financial industry.

The general agenda will cover topics such as blockchain technology, financial inclusion, monetization of financial data, innovation in payment systems created by banks and fintech, regulatory challenges in the Latin American region, and new models in the lending industry.

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