Brazil Triggers 24-Hour Hold on $10K Crypto Transfers

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The new controls include a precautionary 24-hour retention of funds exceeding $10,000 for an individual or aggregate transactions per day, to allow VASPs to conduct a risk analysis of these movements.

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