Argentina is moving towards introducing a regulatory framework that will allow banks to offer crypto asset services, including trading and storing approved cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, USDC, USDT, and XRP.
Financial institutions are required to adhere to strict CNV, KYC, and AML rules and operate these activities through separate departments with additional capital, safety, and liquidity requirements.
The new framework aims to formalize the widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies during a time of high inflation, provide a more secure environment for users, and limit the use of unregulated exchanges. At the same time, it will improve financial oversight, reduce regulatory gaps, and integrate cryptocurrency activities within the traditional banking system.
The plan is currently under consideration and technical implementation is underway and could be ready by April 2026. If approved, Argentina would serve as an example of how high-inflation countries can incorporate cryptocurrencies into regulated financial channels, balancing innovation, user protection, and institutional controls.
Source: https://x.com/Vivek4real_/status/1997940232247976311
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