The use of blockchain technology has made it possible to tokenize agricultural assets, such as soybean harvests and futures contracts, enabling rural producers to raise funds more quickly and efficiently.
Despite progress, definitive regulations for digital assets in Brazil are still lacking. However, the scenario is evolving, with the Central Bank and the CVM (Securities and Exchange Commission) working together to create rules that bring more legal certainty.
It’s a challenging time full of opportunities for agribusiness. Want to know more about this? Click here and check out the article by Victor de Rossi, a lawyer in our Corporate area, published in Exame.
