In brief
The CVM received the draft of the DLT Pilot Programme, which will test tokenised securities on distributed ledger networks with real time supervision.
The scope includes shares, debentures, receivables certificates and fund quotas.
What we know
04Verified fact · material
The pilot will test issuance, offering, distribution, trading, bookkeeping, custody, central deposit and settlement of shares, debentures, receivables certificates, fund quotas and other collective investment contracts on voluntary DLT networks.
The scope covers the whole chain now concentrated at B3B3OrganizationOperator of Brazil's exchange and market infrastructure, listed as B3SA3. Revenue tracks traded volumes; tax and regulatory disputes (Carf, Cade) make up its contingent risk.Open in the Market Map ↗.
Context
Tests will last 60 days, extendable by up to 30; participants will send final reports to the steering committee, which will submit a final assessment to the board with risks and regulatory recommendations.
Sets the calendar toward an eventual definitive rule.
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Transmission to assets
Market read-through
For B3B3OrganizationOperator of Brazil's exchange and market infrastructure, listed as B3SA3. Revenue tracks traded volumes; tax and regulatory disputes (Carf, Cade) make up its contingent risk.Open in the Market Map ↗, the pilot is the first regulated test of competing infrastructure in registration and settlement.
Banks and fintechs with tokenisation platforms gain a formal path; the board decision on the draft sets the timeline.
Portfolio impact
01The pilot opens the way for competing registration and settlement infrastructure.
Long term risk to the post trading monopoly.
What would change the view: Effect only after a definitive rule and adoption at scale.
Direction is an explanatory hypothesis, not a forecast or recommendation.
Next signals
What to watch
- CVM board deliberation on the draft
- List of participants and networks admitted to the pilot
- Position of B3B3OrganizationOperator of Brazil's exchange and market infrastructure, listed as B3SA3. Revenue tracks traded volumes; tax and regulatory disputes (Carf, Cade) make up its contingent risk.Open in the Market Map ↗ and Anbima on the programme
Limits of the reporting
What remains uncertain
- Whether there will be a public hearing before the resolution
- How the pilot coexists with Drex and the Anbima tokenisation pilot