Opportunities in Cuba — map the rebuild, support founders the compliance-aware way.
The map-first atlas of Cuba's economy: who controls each asset, what a rebuild would take, and who it was confiscated from — plus the narrow U.S. remittance/support lane for independent private-sector entrepreneurs. 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.
Pay Cuba's independent entrepreneurs — via QvaPay
U.S. sanctions authorize remittances and certain payments to Cuba's independent private sector under the CACR (§515.570(g)(3)) — both individual founders (a self-employed cuentapropista, a freelance developer, a small farmer) and small private businesses (MIPYMEs). Payments are screened with QvaPay Sentinel and routed via QvaPay's peer-to-peer (P2P) rail, which avoids Cuban state banks and regime processors.
We don't name businesses to pay, and we don't determine any transfer is authorized — use OFAC counsel. How the support lane works →
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.