The economic circuits of productive, commercial and financial capital accumulate most of the values produced in the solidary economy. This occurs because solidary producers and consumers remain largely dependent on the circuits of capital, both for the daily purchase of goods and productive means, as well as for commercialization and financing.

However, with the organization of solidarity economic circuits, a part of the values, which were previously realized as profit by these capitals, can be accumulated in solidarity economy funds to carry out actions to liberate productive forces, liberation of exchange means and economic liberation of local communities, contributing to the emergence of solidary economic systems.