According to Livecoins, the Central Bank of Brazil issued Resolution No. 574/2026, adjusting the foreign exchange regulatory requirements for the crypto market, delaying the start date for crypto exchanges to submit related reports until November 2026. The report states that industry organizations such as ABcripto previously informed the central bank that companies need more time to adapt their databases and operational systems. The relevant rules include cross-border transfer of crypto assets within the scope of foreign exchange business, and stablecoin trading is also within the regulatory scope.

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SunshineCollector
· 4h ago
Resolution No. 574/2026: Giving exchanges an extra six months to breathe, but with the foreign exchange framework in place, the tightening of Latin America's crypto compliance restrictions is becoming more and more severe.
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SushiBackrunner
· 4h ago
Postponed until November 2026, ABcrypto's lobbying has paid off. However, cross-border transfers and stablecoins still need to be reported, and compliance costs will still increase.
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