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Jurisdiction: Brazil. Regulator: Central Bank of Brazil / CVM. Topic: Regulation. Latest event: June 20, 2026 — Brazil Central Bank Delays Virtual Asset FX Reporting Start.
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Banco Central do Brasil issued Resolution BCB 574/2026 amending its foreign-exchange framework for virtual asset information reporting. The delay gives crypto exchanges and virtual asset service providers more time to adapt reporting systems before the November 2026 start window.
Livecoins reported that Brazil's Law 14.478/2022 and central-bank virtual-asset rules are pressuring local Bitcoin P2P dealers, including a current VASP minimum capital threshold of about R$12 million. The regime accelerates licensing-led consolidation and may push informal P2P liquidity toward regulated channels.
Brazilian lawmakers are reviewing PL 2796/2026, a Kim Kataguiri bill that would extend anti-terrorism measures to allow judicial freezing of crypto balances held on trading platforms. If enacted, Brazilian VASPs would need stronger account-freeze and terrorist-financing response procedures.
Brazil's central bank will require crypto exchange license applicants from June 1 to submit an independent audit report from a CVM-registered auditor covering AML, CFT, customer due diligence and suspicious-transaction monitoring controls. The change raises Brazil's VASP licensing threshold from documentation to externally verified control readiness.
Brazil's central bank said its Copas committee barred Banco Topazio from OTC virtual asset exchange activity for two years and imposed a BRL 16.2 million penalty after finding serious customer due diligence and AML control failures.
Brazil's central bank introduced regulatory framework requiring licensed crypto exchanges to prove asset sufficiency daily starting January 1, 2027. Rules mandate strict segregation of company and client assets, specialized accounting standards for digital assets, and enhanced oversight of cross-border transfers with blockchain pathway reporting.
Central Bank of Brazil announces plan to advance institutional VASP (Virtual Asset Service Provider) regulatory framework by 2027. Focus on organizations operating crypto infrastructure and providing services to other institutions. Part of broader regulatory push following MERGE São Paulo 2026 discussions.
Brazil's Central Bank VASP licensing effective. Capital requirements BRL 10.8-37.2M. Existing firms get 270-day grace period. Enhanced reporting for cross-border transfers >$100K.