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BC goes on to disclose a list of companies able to operate with cryptoactives

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Briefings

On November 9, 2026, Brazil's Central Bank (BC) launched a public consultation to identify and list companies authorized to operate with cryptocurrencies. The BC distinguishes between entities actively applying for authorization and those already authorized, noting that the list reflects the current state of regulatory processes. This initiative aims to enhance transparency and clarify the regulatory framework for digital asset services in Brazil.

Key points

• The Central Bank launched a public consultation on November 9, 2026, to identify companies authorized to operate with cryptocurrencies.
• The BC distinguishes between entities actively applying for authorization and those already authorized, noting the list reflects the current state of regulatory processes.

Context

The Central Bank of Brazil (BC) is expanding its control over cryptocurrency services and aims to establish its own digital wallets. This initiative follows a previous resolution (Resolução 520/2025) that disciplines the operation of digital asset services in Brazil.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the Central Bank's announcement on November 9, 2026, which states the list will be updated periodically. It does not provide specific names of authorized companies, the exact number of applications received, or the specific criteria for the final list beyond the general definition of authorized entities.

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