The advancement of tokenization in Brazil is already a reality, with concrete cases of application in the financial market and strategic sectors of the economy. According to the study “Tokenization – Cases and Possibilities”, developed by the Brazilian Association of Cryptoeconomics (ABcripto), successful initiatives show how asset digitization is transforming the investment landscape in the country.
Tokenization allows the conversion of physical and financial assets into secure, traceable, and accessible digital representations. The study highlights cases such as the tokenization of receivables, driven by companies like PeerBR and Liqi, which enable the conversion of invoices and credit rights into tradable digital tokens. Additionally, Netspaces and Mynt are innovating in real estate tokenization, allowing the fractionalization of high-value properties to democratize access to the real estate market.
In agribusiness, Agrotoken leads initiatives to transform commodities like soy, corn, and wheat into digital assets, expanding financing options for rural producers. Meanwhile, Brazilian banks have been exploring tokenization to offer new investment modalities and broaden access to the capital market.
Another highlighted advancement is the infrastructure for Web3 and white-label solutions developed by companies like Klever and BlockBR, which create platforms to facilitate tokenization across various segments. This movement reinforces Brazil’s role as one of the most promising markets for asset digitization.
The adoption of tokenization in the country is driven by a favorable regulatory environment, with the Legal Framework for Virtual Assets and guidelines from the CVM and the Central Bank ensuring legal security for investors and companies. Additionally, the successful experience of Pix and the development of Drex are key factors for the sector’s expansion.
With a daily volume of R$ 23 billion moved in crypto assets and over 9.1 million individual investors in the country, Brazil positions itself at the global forefront of tokenization. The ABcripto study reinforces that this trend is expected to grow in the coming years, making the financial market more accessible, efficient, and dynamic.
Recently released by ABcripto, the study details the main factors that place Brazil ahead of the global market in tokenization. Among the highlights are the advancement of the regulatory environment, with the implementation of the Legal Framework for Virtual Assets and the guidelines from the CVM and the Central Bank, which ensure legal security for investors and companies.
Another pillar is the Innovative Payments Infrastructure, with the successful experience of Pix as a foundation for the adoption of DREX, which should accelerate financial digitization. The analysis also shows how tokenization facilitates the democratization of access to the capital market by allowing investors of different profiles to access assets previously restricted to major players, expanding financial inclusion; in addition to attracting more attention from foreign investors.
