Opportunities in Cuba — map the rebuild, support founders the compliant way.
The map-first atlas of Cuba's economy: who controls each asset, what a rebuild would take, and who it was confiscated from in 1960 — plus the narrow U.S. remittance/support lane for independent private-sector entrepreneurs. Two layers, one clear compliance line. Not legal advice; not authorization for any transaction.
QvaPay is the sanctions-aware USD rail we point to for private-sector support today; the atlas is the map for when a freer Cuba can rebuild.
Independent private sector — via QvaPay
Cuban-owned MIPYMEs / independent entrepreneurs (§515.340, typically ≤100 employees). U.S. persons may use remittance/support paths under the CACR (notably §515.570(g)(3)) — not equity — with screening and counsel. QvaPay is built as a sanctions-aware rail that avoids GAESA, FINCIMEX, and Cuban state banks when used correctly.
The opportunity when a free Cuba rises
Ports, energy, water, rail, mining, industry — the full map of Cuba's state economy. Information only. No U.S. money flows. Register interest for a post-sanctions world or non-U.S. capital.
The live atlas
Full-screen map →The private-sector support lane
For U.S. persons the framed path is support, not equity — remittances that may fit §515.570(g)(3) (and related CACR rules) to genuinely independent entrepreneurs, with SDN/CRL screening. This site does not list specific businesses to pay and does not determine that any transfer is authorized. See how the lane works and the QvaPay rail, then use counsel. Support Cuba's entrepreneurs →