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Dollar Access Data Center

Official dollar-access data across global institutions and 46 economies, with 226 figures, every number linked to its source.

A dollar wallet is one answer to a much larger story, and that story is already written down in official data. This page gathers the primary records in one place. It is a directory, not an index: Arca does not score or rank countries here. When local money loses value or dollars are hard to reach, people look for a way to hold dollars. These numbers show where and why.

Global institutions

  • Inflation
  • Dollar holdings
  • Institutional
  • Financial access
  • Remittances
  • Reserves

International Monetary Fund

International Monetary Fund (IMF)
5 key sources

World Bank

The World Bank Group / KNOMAD (Global Knowledge Partnership on Migration and Development)
3 key sources

Bank for International Settlements (BIS)

Bank for International Settlements
3 key sources

Digital dollar adoption (stablecoins)

No central authority (decentralized; tracked by DefiLlama, a16z, Chainalysis, Castle Island/Visa)
4 key sources

Figures are dated to the period they cover, with a focus on full-year 2025 and the latest 2026 releases. Official data is often revised, so follow each link for the current version. A dagger marks a figure from a secondary or industry source, used where an official release was not directly available.

The data describes the problem. Holding dollars is the simple part.

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