A project in Brazil seeks to emulate the successful adoption of bitcoin seen on the beaches of El Salvador.
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Bitcoin R&D Center Vinteum Launches in Brazil
The launch of the non-profit aims to support Bitcoin developers in Brazil and Latin America.
Rio De Janeiro Moves Forward With Bitcoin Integration
The secretary of finance and planning commented on the city’s plans to put a percentage of the treasury into bitcoin. Brazil has tax breaks for bitcoin miners.
Brazil’s Largest Investment Broker To Offer Bitcoin Trading In August: Report
In partnership with Nasdaq and BitGo, XP Inc. will offer bitcoin trading services leveraging cold storage custody solutions on a new platform.
Brazil’s Largest Payments App To Enable 65 Million Users To Buy Bitcoin
PicPay, the largest payments app in Brazil, is launching a cryptocurrency exchange where its 65 million users can learn about and buy bitcoin.
Nubank Now Allows 53 Million Brazilians To Buy Bitcoin
Over 53 million Brazilian customers can now buy bitcoin through the country’s largest digital bank, Warren Buffett-backed Nubank.
Brazilian Stock Exchange To Begin Trading Bitcoin Futures This Year
B3, the Brazilian stock exchange, will begin trading bitcoin futures contracts within the next three to six months and hopes to offer crypto-based services.
Warren Buffett-Backed Nubank Launches Crypto Trading — Holds Bitcoin on Balance Sheet
Warren Buffett-backed Nubank, one of the world’s largest digital banking platforms, has launched cryptocurrency trading. Starting with bitcoin and ether, the bank explained that its 54 million customers can “buy, hold and sell cryptocurrency all from the same app, with no need to open new accounts or transfer money.” Nubank Now Offers In-App Crypto Trading […]
Brazil’s Senate approves 'Bitcoin law' to regulate cryptocurrencies
It’s a historic day for cryptocurrencies in Brazil, as the Senate has finally approved the country’s first bill aimed at regulating the crypto market. The bill still needs to be approved in the Chamber of Deputies and then sanctioned by President Jair Bolsonaro.
Digitizing Payments in Latin America Playbook: Brazil Is Setting the Standard
Open banking is an emerging practice in the financial sector these days, with consumers embracing the opportunity to control their financial data and prevent banks from blocking the movement of money between other financial services. Almost 4 out of 5 Brazilians (79%) compared to slightly more than half of Americans (51%), 3 out of 5 […]
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