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Latin America's largest stock exchange (B3/Sao Paulo) developing its own BRL settlement stablecoin for tokenized asset trading; H1 2026 target; fills gap left by narrowing of Brazil's Drex CBDC scope; symbol and ticker not yet confirmed

B3 BRL Stablecoin

BRL-B3

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Backing: Real-World Asset Backed
Governance: Centralized (CeFi)
Peg Currency: Brazilian Real
Jurisdiction: Brazil

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Dec 17, 2025Announcement

B3 announces BRL stablecoin and tokenization platform

Latin America's largest stock exchange plans a BRL-pegged settlement stablecoin for tokenized asset trading.

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The Stock Exchange Mints Money

When Latin America's largest stock exchange decides it needs its own stablecoin for tokenized asset settlement, the signal is less about crypto adoption and more about what traditional financial infrastructure considers table stakes in 2026. B3's BRL stablecoin fills the gap left by Brazil's Drex CBDC narrowing its scope — the central bank's digital currency was supposed to handle settlement, but as the project slowed, B3 apparently decided to build the plumbing itself. The H1 2026 target, the exchange-as-issuer model, and the settlement-first use case make this less a DeFi primitive and more a capital markets upgrade with a token wrapper. The question isn't whether B3 can issue a BRL stablecoin — it clears $3 trillion annually — but whether the regulatory environment will let a stock exchange compete with the central bank's own digital currency project.

Updated May 10, 2026