1 min read
Add as a preferred source on Google

Brazil Central Bank Says 30% of Crypto License Applicants Miss Capital Rules

Many applicants also have not submitted audited financial statements. The central bank has rejected one application, while 119 of 120 remain under review.

A lone figure approaches the Brazilian central bank’s concrete facade / TokenPost.ai
A lone figure approaches the Brazilian central bank’s concrete facade / TokenPost.ai

Central Bank of Brazil regulatory director Ailton de Aquino Santos said about 30% of crypto service license applications fall short of capital rules, while 119 of 120 applications remain under review.

Santos also said many applicants have not submitted audited financial statements. The central bank has rejected one application. Capital shortfalls do not mean the same share of applicants will be denied, and the regulator has not identified the affected firms.

Brazil’s rules for crypto trading and intermediary services set minimum capital requirements as high as $7 million.

Riza Dagoc

Riza Dagoc reports on regulation, investing and the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

Loading…