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PLIN is a real-time payment solution launched in Peru by the banks BBVA, Interbank, and Scotiabank, facilitated by YellowPepper. It allows users to transfer funds between different banks instantly and free of charge using just a cellphone number. PLIN aims to enhance financial inclusion and reduce cash usage in the country by providing a seamless digital payment experience.

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