In a significant step towards strengthening the digital asset market in Brazil, the Brazilian Association of Crypto-economy (ABcripto) and the National Council of the Public Ministry (CNMP) signed on last Wednesday (20), during the Criptorama 2024, a Technical Cooperation Agreement. The goal is to promote joint educational actions, disseminate knowledge and enhance the integration between the digital asset market and the Public Prosecutor's Office.
The agreement was formalized at the panel "Legal Transformation: Crypto-economy and the Future of Brazilian Justice", with the participation of Atalá Correia, Judge of Law at the Court of Justice of the Federal District and Territories, Bernardo Srur, CEO of ABcripto, and Lorena Lessa, Public Prosecutor in the Public Ministry of the State of Goiás, who moderated the debate. "It is a movement that will continue to challenge the legal universe", said Correia.
Among the goals of the agreement, the creation of an electronic system to optimize the enforcement of court decisions involving crypto assets stands out, in addition to providing support for the accreditation of the Public Prosecutor's Office with virtual asset service providers (VASPs). The preparation of technical materials and the holding of workshops to disseminate best practices in the national and international market is also planned.
The agreement represents a significant advance in building a safer and more transparent environment for the market. By joining forces with the Public Prosecutor's Office, we are creating tools that not only assist in complying with the legislation, but also promote education and awareness about the potential and challenges of the sector. "It is a milestone for the development of the crypto economy in the country", Bernardo Srur stands out, CEO of ABcripto.
The system that will be developed and maintained by ABcripto will include modules for custody and settlement of digital assets, as well as features intended for the electronic processing of judicial orders. The initiative reinforces the commitment of the entities to ensure safety, transparency and efficiency in the use of these emerging technologies.
The signing of the agreement represents a milestone in the integration of the cryptocurrency sector with the Public Prosecutor's Office, aiming to strengthen compliance and innovation in Brazil.
