According to Livecoins, Brazilian Federal Deputy Lincoln Portela submitted Bill PL 2.901/2026, proposing the establishment of a "National Fintech and Digital Financial Platform Framework," and creating a permanent financial regulatory sandbox to provide ongoing regulatory environment for financial innovations such as blockchain, asset tokenization, AI lending, and programmable payments. The bill states that the Central Bank of Brazil will be responsible for coordinating related systems and applying regulatory requirements proportionally based on the size of the enterprise.

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BluePeonyInTheDark
· 6h ago
The permanent sandbox sounds appealing, but I'm worried that the hidden barriers will raise the threshold.
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GateUser-76dcd439
· 9h ago
AI credit + programmable payments, this combo punch is quite interesting
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NonceNinja
· 9h ago
Proportional regulation is friendly to small teams, but execution details are the key.
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RedGlass
· 9h ago
Brazil has finally woken up; a permanent sandbox is much more reliable than a temporary pilot.
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OrderCancellerAfterTheRain
· 9h ago
Tokenized assets enter the sandbox, RWA players can keep a close eye on Brazil.
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OutsiderOfZhiyuandao
· 9h ago
Central bank coordination? Hopefully it doesn't turn into a bureaucratic marathon.
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ButterStop-LossLine
· 9h ago
If the Portela bill passes, the crypto landscape in Latin America will change dramatically.
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