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Summary
Brazil is expanding crypto regulation with new self-custody reporting rules and controls on outbound transfers, expected to take effect in 2027. Key points include: transfers between exchanges or from exchanges to individual wallets exceeding the $10,000 threshold must be reported to Coaf, even wit…
Key points
- This is a direct compliance change for cross-border and self-custody fund flows, affecting user experience and exchange process design.
- Bringing self-custody and cross-border transfers into automated reporting and hold mechanisms will increase friction and documentation requirements for users moving funds.
- Brazilian users and exchanges operating there should expect possible delays on large transfers and counterparty information requirements; operators must complete identification and reporting integration by October 2026.
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