Trustless Work participated in the Stellar Hackathon in Mexico City, hosted by the Blockchain Acceleration Foundation. Builders from five countries, including a dozen from Costa Rica, focused on accelerating stablecoin adoption in Latin America through workshops and mentorship on escrow-enabled flows. The event highlighted Latin America's growing role in programmable finance.
Trustless Work was invited to join the Stellar Hackathon in CDMX, organized by the Blockchain Acceleration Foundation, bringing together developers, designers, and founders from Latin America for building, workshops, and community around programmable money. Over a dozen builders from Costa Rica participated, signaling strong regional interest in stablecoin infrastructure, particularly programmable escrow. Trustless Work conducted workshops on their API and templates for escrow flows and provided mentorship to teams from Argentina, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, and Costa Rica. Founders Joel and Alberto represented the company, emphasizing Latin America as a key proving ground for programmable finance. The hackathon showcased builders solving real community problems in freelancing, crowdfunding, donations, and P2P marketplaces using escrow tools.
