The Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission establishes a tokenization task force to submit an experimental regulatory framework within 60 days.
ChainCatcher news: According to the website of the Brazilian Securities Commission (CVM), the CVM officially established the Securities Tokenization Working Group (GTT) on July 17, 2026. The goal is to conduct research, testing, and development of standards related to distributed ledger technology (DLT), covering all aspects of securities registration, custody, trading, and settlement.
The initial operational period of the working group is 120 days, which may be extended by 30 days. It brings together representatives from 14 departments within the CVM and will also invite government agencies, self-regulatory organizations, and market experts to participate. The first task is to submit a proposal for an experimental regulatory framework for securities tokenization to the CVM committee within 60 days of establishment. CVM chairman Otto Lobo stated that tokenization is one of the most important structural transformations in the capital markets and requires equally innovative regulatory responses.
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