Virtual wallets and interest-bearing accounts have regained prominence among those looking to generate daily returns on their pesos without losing immediate access to their money.
In a context of constant changes in rates, fintechs and financial entities have adjusted the returns on their money market funds and interest-bearing accounts to attract savers.

Which virtual wallet pays the most interest in 2026
According to the returns reported for 30 days, Ualá currently leads among the main digital wallets with an annual nominal rate of 20.13%. Following are Cocos with 19.56% and Buepp with 19.19%.
The difference between the platforms reflects the strong competition to attract users looking for daily returns and immediate liquidity.
How much each virtual wallet pays
Ualá
7 days: 19.43%
30 days: 20.13%
90 days: 23.09%
YTD: 25.51%

Cocos
7 days: 18.84%
30 days: 19.56%
90 days: 21.38%
YTD: 22.89%
Buepp
7 days: 18.40%
30 days: 19.19%
90 days: 22.55%
YTD: 24.41%

Mercado Pago
7 days: 17.70%
30 days: 18.49%
90 days: 21.70%
YTD: 23.67%












