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The Central Bank of Brazil requires crypto service providers to undergo financial audits and tightens licensing rules.
The audit firms must not only examine the company's financial condition but also review its compliance with anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regulations, including whether the platform separates proprietary funds from customer assets, risk management methods, and employee training.
Auditors must be registered with the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission.
Cryptocurrency exchanges, brokerages, and custody services applying for a license for the first time must comply with these requirements from the start of the registration process, and companies with existing licenses must also undergo independent audits for renewal.
Brazil first explicitly regulated virtual asset services under the supervision of the central bank in legislation in 2022, and in November 2025, a licensed virtual asset service provider category was established.
Additionally, Brazil recently banned 28 betting and prediction market platforms, including Polymarket and Kalshi, citing non-compliance with local derivatives trading requirements.
Starting October 1, Brazilian electronic foreign exchange providers will no longer be allowed to use cryptocurrencies for international remittances.