Brazil is about to make crypto transfers a little slower — and a lot more scrutinized. Starting in 2027, anyone sending crypto abroad or into a personal wallet from a Brazilian exchange will have to wait a full day before the funds move. The new Brazil crypto transfer regulation comes from the country’s central bank, which says the delay is meant to give exchanges a window to catch fraud before stolen or scammed funds disappear across borders.

Key takeaways

• Brazil’s central bank will require crypto firms to hold certain outbound transfers for 24 hours after a customer funds their account.
• The rule, published under Resolution BCB No. 584/2026 on August 7, takes effect January 1, 2027.
• It applies to transfers to self-custody…