Brazil sets $10K self-custody crypto reporting rule
Brazil will require covered institutions to report self-custody crypto transfers of $10,000 or more to Coaf from October 1 under Resolution 588.

Brazil will require covered institutions to report self-custody crypto transfers of $10,000 or more to Coaf from October 1 under Resolution 588.

Lemon has decided to close its Brazilian operations and terminate about 15,000 local accounts after finding the country’s new crypto licensing capital requirements too costly for…

Brazil’s crypto market has entered a regulatory shakeout, with industry estimates indicating that fewer than 10% of companies currently operating in the country are likely to…

Coinbase has expanded its Morpho-powered lending product to eligible Brazilian customers, offering market-based returns on USDC without a fixed lock-up period. Coinbase brings USDC lending to…

Banco do Brasil has invested in a $5 million digitally native structured note issued by Citi on Euroclear’s blockchain-based infrastructure, completing what the lender described as…

Cardano and Blockforce launched a dual-ledger traceability system that has anchored over 500,000 Brazilian supply chain records.

Brazil’s central bank has developed a real-time crypto threat alert system with Hypernative that will connect banks and domestic exchanges after attackers moved part of an…

