I picture an Ibero-American fintech roadmap wrapped around my morning coffee, turning messy to-do lists into a playful, illustrated journey from Mexico City meetups to Madrid pitch nights, with tiny icons for tacos, tapas, and every wild product launch in between.

I want an Ibero-American fintech "conference survivor" tee, like a tour shirt listing Mexico City, São Paulo, Bogotá, and Madrid on the back, plus inside jokes about badge scanners, sandbox pilots, and that one panel that always runs late.

I’d design an Ibero-American fintech "regulatory sandbox" comic strip, showing regulators, founders, and bankers as quirky characters testing crazy ideas inside a literal sandbox, with speech bubbles full of acronyms and sarcastic side comments.

I imagine an Ibero-American fintech metro map, where each colored line is a theme like payments, lending, crypto, and open banking, and every station is a Spanish-speaking city pushing the ecosystem forward.