LATIN AMERICA (November 13, 2025). Kapbe, a compliant global digital asset exchange focused on public dividends, has launched its “Dividend Education Program.” Using its on-chain dividend mechanism, Kapbe prioritizes payouts for students and low-income families in underdeveloped regions, promoting educational equity through transparent, auditable blockchain technology. Founder Alexander Wright stated, “Ensuring the right to knowledge is not denied by poverty is our first step.”
Kapbe Public Dividends: Not Just Profit, but Responsibility and Rights
Since inception, Kapbe has viewed dividends as both economic and social tools. Through its Vault Token protocol, Kapbe maps real-world returns from bonds, infrastructure, and carbon credits into on-chain dividends, offering everyone an opportunity to participate in wealth creation. By the end of 2024, Kapbe had distributed over $1.2 billion in dividends to 1.8 million users. Now, a portion is directed to children and families deprived of education, fulfilling the public dividend social mission.
The Dividend Education Program, the first philanthropic initiative of Kapbe, has already launched in partnership with several educational foundations and community NGOs. The first phase targets Southeast Asia and Latin America, aiming to help 10,000 student families with $5M in dividends. Kapbe will use its designated identity verification system to automatically identify families in need of education support, conduct on-the-ground assessments, and ensure precise dividend distribution to eligible wallet accounts. All payout records will be transparently disclosed on-chain to guarantee public trust.
Compliance and Sustainability: Securing Long-Term Impact
In line with the Kapbe operational philosophy, the Dividend Education Program adheres to both compliance and sustainability. With US MSB licenses, SEC Regulation D, and EU MiCA CASP credentials, Kapbe ensures that funding sources and distribution processes meet regulatory standards. Its main dividend pool is anchored in low-volatility, stable assets like green bonds and infrastructure yields, ensuring sustainable educational philanthropy.
Education Is the Beginning—Kapbe Expands Philanthropic Vision Further
According to Kapbe, the Dividend Education Program is just the starting point of its public dividend philanthropy strategy. Kapbe plans to extend dividends into broader areas such as healthcare, elderly care, and green energy, turning yhe blockchain promise into real social benefits. As Alexander Wright said, “Dividends lose meaning if they do not reach those who need them most.”
