This crypto bill, which was presented by Federal Deputy Paulo Martins, proposes to make cryptocurrency supported as a means of payment by changing existing laws, including the civil procedure code.
The bill, presented by Federal Deputy Paulo Martins, proposes to amend already existing regulations to include several dispositions that would allow cryptocurrency payments and investments to be officially supported.Brazil is one of the countries in Latam that has been making advancements when it comes to cryptocurrency regulation in the last year. Now, a newhas been proposed in the Brazilian Congress that seeks to introduce bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a supported means of payment.
The bill, which was presented by Federal Deputy Paulo Martins, proposes to reach this goal by altering already existing Brazilian laws, including the civil procedure code, introducing some definitions and changes.
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