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BRD Stablecoin (BRD) pre-launch stablecoin tracker

BRD is a pre-launch Brazilian real stablecoin from CF Inovacao, backed by Brazilian Treasury bonds and structured to pass Selic-rate yield back to holders.

Pre-launch · no market data yetBRL-PeggedRWA-BackedCentralized

Phase

Announced

Current launch phase

Target launch

No target date

Earlier target retired

Target drift

No current target

2026 target retired Sep 13, 2026

Since announcement

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Announced Jan 6, 2026

Live surfaces

Activates at launchPrice & peg · Supply & flows · Liquidity · Safety Score · DEWS

Selic-Linked Yield, In a Token

BRD is a Brazilian real stablecoin announced on January 6, 2026 by Tony Volpon, a former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Brazil, to be issued through his company CF Inovacao. The distinctive structural choice is yield: BRD is meant to be backed by Brazilian National and to pass the Selic-linked return, around 15% at announcement, back to holders rather than keep it as issuer revenue. Volpon positioned it as the first BRL token to make that the core product, aimed at institutional investors, against a field that includes Crown's Paradigm-backed BRLV. The project has not moved past the announcement. As of September 2026 CF Inovacao's website listed no BRD product page and no source had given a launch timeline, so Pharos dropped its 2026 launch expectation. The regulatory backdrop has hardened since the announcement: Brazil's stablecoin framework took effect on February 2, 2026 as BCB Resolutions 519 to 521, and Resolution 561, effective October 1, 2026, bars authorised FX providers from settling cross-border remittances in stablecoins. Until CF Inovacao publishes documents and a deployment, BRD remains a stated design rather than a product.

· AI summary · drafted by claude-opus-5-5 · facts as of 2026-10-19

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BRD Launch path

Announced phase, earlier target retired, none set; 3 milestones logged since Jan 6, 2026.

Target history (1)
  1. 2026retired Sep 13, 2026
Launch status narrative

Announced Jan 6 2026 on 'Cripto na Real' by former Brazil central bank deputy governor Tony Volpon (BCB 2015-16, ex-UBS/Nomura MD); to be issued by CF Inovacao (co-founded with Jose Carneiro in 2023), targeting institutional investors who want on-chain access to Selic-rate yield (~15%); positioned as the first BRL-pegged token to explicitly share government-debt yield with holders, competing against Crown's BRLV which raised a $13.5M Series A from Paradigm in December 2025; no formal product docs or deployment timeline yet; the BCB framework from Public Consultations 109-111 is now in force as Resolutions 519/520/521 (effective February 2 2026); BCB Resolution 561 (published Apr 30 2026, effective Oct 1 2026) further bans stablecoin/crypto settlement in regulated cross-border FX, tightening the regulatory backdrop. As of September 13 2026 the CF Inovacao website lists no BRD product page and no source has given a timeline, so Pharos removed the 2026 expectation

Registry dates (UTC); a quarter, half or year target draws as its whole window.

Launch status: quick answers

When will BRD launch?
Pharos records BRD in the announced phase. It was announced on Jan 6, 2026. An earlier target was retired and no target date is set. Targets come from issuer statements; Pharos does not estimate launch dates.
Who issues BRD?
BRD is a pre-launch Brazilian real stablecoin from CF Inovacao, backed by Brazilian Treasury bonds and structured to pass Selic-rate yield back to holders.
Is BRD live yet?
Pharos lists BRD as pre-launch (the announced phase): no price and market-cap source is admitted for it yet, so Pharos shows no price, supply, liquidity or Safety Score. Live tracking starts once both can be verified.
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BRD Activity

  1. Regulatory

    BCB Resolution 561 bans stablecoin settlement in regulated cross-border FX

    Brazil's central bank publishes Resolution 561 (effective Oct 1 2026) prohibiting authorised FX providers from using stablecoins or crypto to settle cross-border remittances, a restrictive backdrop for BRD, though it does not name CF Inovacao.

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  2. Regulatory

    Brazil stablecoin FX-classification regime takes effect

    BCB resolutions classifying stablecoin transactions as foreign-exchange operations enter force.

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  3. Announcement

    Tony Volpon unveils BRD yield-sharing BRL stablecoin on 'Cripto na Real'

    Former BCB deputy governor announces CF Inovacao-issued BRD, backed by Brazilian government debt with Selic-rate yield distributed to holders; positions BRD against existing BRL stablecoins and Paradigm-backed Crown BRLV.

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