Growing Together,
Prospering as One
A cooperative built on trust — providing credit, consumer goods, housing, and agricultural support for our community.
Four Pillars of Community
Our cooperative stands on four foundational services, each designed to strengthen and uplift every member.
Active Members
Years of Service
ARS in Loans
Provinces Served
Principles That Guide Us
Built on the international cooperative principles, adapted for the heart of Argentina.
Democratic Governance
One member, one vote. Every voice matters in shaping our cooperative's future and direction.
Financial Transparency
Open books, clear reports. Members have full visibility into how their cooperative operates.
Sustainability
Committed to practices that protect Argentina's natural resources for generations to come.
Community First
Every decision we make prioritizes the wellbeing and prosperity of our members and their families.
Empowering the
Collective Economy
CodePro is a member-owned cooperative. We build the tools that allow communities to thrive through shared ownership and mutual support.
"Through CodePro's cooperative housing model, we secured a home with a fair-share payment plan that actually builds collective equity."
Ana García
"By poolling our resources through the tech-coop, we now access advanced machinery that was previously only available to large corporations."
Roberto Méndez
"We aren't just users; we are owners. Our community-led credit initiative has funded over 50 local start-ups this year alone."
Laura Suárez
The Cooperative Difference
Real impact happens when we own our solutions together. See how CodePro members are transforming their local economies.
"CodePro helped me secure a loan for my small farm when no bank would. Today, my harvest feeds hundreds of families through our local supply chain."
María Elena García
"Through the housing cooperative, my family finally owns a home. The process was transparent and the collective bargaining power was incredible."
Carlos Alberto Méndez
"The consumer cooperative saves my family thousands of pesos each month. It's not just savings — it's solidarity in action for our neighborhood."
Luciana Fernández