The Brazilian central bank requires cryptocurrency exchanges to prove daily that their assets are sufficient and to isolate customer funds According to DL News, the Brazilian central bank has issued new regulations requiring licensed cryptocurrency trading platforms to submit daily reports from January 1, 2027, proving that they have sufficient funds to cope with risks such as hacker attacks and comply with data protection and confidentiality obligations in accordance with commercial bank standards. The new regulations also require exchanges to completely separate their own fiat currency from encrypted asset accounts and customer asset accounts, and to include encrypted assets in their balance sheets in accordance with specialized accounting manuals. In addition, regulatory agencies will impose restrictions and audits on cross-border transfers, improve the traceability of on chain fund flows, and curb the use of encrypted assets for money laundering, tax evasion, and criminal financing activities.