Brazil proposes a permanent regulatory framework bill for blockchain and tokenization

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Deep Tide TechFlow news: On June 16, according to Livecoins, Brazilian Federal Deputy Lincoln Portela (PL-MG) submitted “Bill No. 2901 of 2026” on June 8, proposing the establishment of a “National Framework for Financial Technology and Digital Finance Platforms.” The bill’s core provisions include: setting up a “National Permanent Financial Sandbox System” to provide a continuous testing environment for blockchain technology and the tokenization of cryptoassets; regulatory oversight led by the Central Bank of Brazil, implementing differentiated, low-barrier compliance standards for small and medium-sized fintech startups; allowing companies to share network infrastructure and data to combat crimes of money laundering involving cryptoassets; and introducing decentralized digital identity and biometric technology to help ensure the security of large transactions. Companies found in violation may be fined up to 20% of their annual profits and revenue. The bill will be submitted to the special committee of the House of Representatives for review within the coming weeks.
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