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1. Yes, there are dollar accounts available in Argentina. These accounts allow you to deposit and withdraw dollars and they are offered by many banks in the country. 2. Citibank may not be able to provide services in Argentina, but you can open a personal or business account with other banks. Many banks offer international wire transfers, so you should be able to send and receive funds from abroad in dollars. 3. The exchange rate used to convert dollars to pesos will depend on the bank and the type of transaction. Banks typically use the official exchange rate for withdrawals and deposits, while purchases or payments usually use the Blue market exchange rate which is generally higher than the official rate.
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1. Yes, there are dollar accounts available in Argentina. These accounts allow you to deposit and withdraw dollars and they are offered by many banks in the country. 2. Citibank may not be able to provide services in Argentina, but you can open a personal or business account with other banks. Many banks offer international wire transfers, so you should be able to send and receive funds from abroad in dollars. 3. The exchange rate used to convert dollars to pesos will depend on the bank and the type of transaction. Banks typically use the official exchange rate for withdrawals and deposits, while purchases or payments usually use the Blue market exchange rate which is generally higher than the official rate.
You make it sound all very simple. 
the only thing I would add is to keep as few Dollars as possible in your official dollar account.
History is not on the side of fair play from the Argentine government and the banks.
The best place for USD is under your mattress.
… as long as you have good locks!
