Payments & fintech27 September 20261 min read

Brazil moves to restrict bank access for unauthorised virtual-asset service providers

A digital-assets regulatory briefing reported that Brazil plans to cut unauthorised virtual-asset service providers off from banking rails. The measures also include reporting requirements for certain self-custody transfers, potentially affecting crypto payment flows connected to gambling.

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Brazil moves to restrict bank access for unauthorised virtual-asset service providers

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