BRL1 Network

Join us TONIGHT for our exclusive side event during Merge São Paulo! Here’s why you can’t miss it: We’re hosting a special panel featuring Thomaz Teixeira (BRL1), Cameron Nilli (LayerZero), Diego Sierra (Rubicon), Nicolás Alonso (Bitso), and Thiago Fagundes (Mercado Bitcoin), exploring how stablecoins and interoperability are shaping the infrastructure of on-chain finance. Beyond the panel, attendees can expect: 🎟️ A Consensus ticket giveaway (must be present to win) 🎁 Exclusive branded gifts (limited availability) 🤝 High-quality networking with teams from BRL1, LayerZero, Bitso, Mercado Bitcoin, Consensus, and Rubicon, alongside top leaders in finance ⚠️ Important: Capacity is limited and entry is first-come, first-served, so arrive early to secure your spot. We look forward to connecting with you and continuing to build the future of on-chain finance together. @LayerZero_Core @Bitso @MercadoBitcoin @Rubicon 🔗 Sign up: luma.com/6kr0hedj #BRL1 #LayerZero #Rubicon #Bitso #MercadoBitcoin #Consensus #Stablecoins #DigitalFinance #Web3 #SãoPaulo #BuiltInBrazil

MERGE São Paulo will bring together leading voices shaping the future of digital assets and financial markets. Five experts with deep experience in investment, trading infrastructure, and digital asset markets will contribute to key discussions during the event: These sessions will explore the evolution of institutional participation, market structure, and the growing relevance of non-USD digital liquidity. If you're attending MERGE, join the conversations and follow BRL1 for updates from the event.

Pix and Open Finance have made Brazil one of the most advanced digital financial environments in the world. Pix enables instant fiat settlement. Open Finance supports multi-bank transparency. But neither was built for multi-asset settlement, tokenized assets or programmable financial flows. BRL stablecoins extend the reach of the Brazilian Real into these programmable environments.

Demand for BRL1 is already visible in real market activity. Arbitrage desks, market makers, and liquidity teams are using BRL1 to move capital across Brazilian trading venues with better execution. Simple reason: BRL liquidity performs better for BRL-based strategies. Real adoption.

A digital Real only makes sense if it solves real frictions. Today, BRL1 addresses demand from two groups: 🇧🇷 Brazilian traders and liquidity desks managing PnL in BRL. Using USD stablecoins introduces unnecessary FX exposure. 🌍 Foreign institutions without access to Pix or local BRL rails. A stablecoin backed 1:1 in BRL offers a simple and compliant way to access Brazil’s markets. Result: the Real becomes globally accessible while respecting local financial rules.

Three forces shaping financial services in 2026:• Stronger regulation • Stablecoins as payment rails • Gen Z driving digital-first financeTogether, they signal a shift toward faster, compliant, and globally connected financial systems.Source: FF News ffnews.com/newsarticle/fi…

Mercado Bitcoin is building a financial super app where blockchain is invisible to users. This reflects a structural shift: technology is becoming infrastructure, not a headline. Adoption scales when user experience comes first and blockchain operates quietly in the background. Source: CoinDesk coindesk.com/pt-br/business…

JPMorgan has launched a tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, enabling real-time transactions and USDC-based access to liquidity. Traditional finance is increasingly integrating blockchain to enhance efficiency and market accessibility. Institutional adoption continues to validate the structural role of tokenization and stablecoins in global finance. BRL1 continues to monitor how digital rails reshape financial infrastructure. Source: Wall Street Journal

Blockchain is playing a growing role in Brazil’s financial system. It is helping improve payment processing, digital asset management, and settlement flows by making transactions faster, more transparent, and more secure. With its ability to ensure traceability and immutability, blockchain strengthens trust between institutions and users, while also improving operational controls and risk monitoring. As financial infrastructure evolves, digital solutions built on blockchain are becoming part of everyday financial operations. BRL1 continues to monitor these developments, reinforcing its role as a digital BRL designed for efficiency, transparency, and real-world use. Source: mundocoop.com.br/destaque/de-ol…

Looking toward 2026, the digital asset market is becoming more disciplined. Institutional capital is focusing on three pillars: Bitcoin as a macro asset Stablecoins as financial rails Tokenized assets bridging traditional markets Growth is shifting from speculation to liquidity, regulation, and real-world financial use. Digital assets are now assessed through utility and integration.

Stablecoins have evolved from experimentation to a global layer for payments and liquidity. In Brazil, as regulation advances and institutions engage, local solutions gain strategic importance. The BRL1 Network enables digital BRL use with liquidity and predictability.

Brazil is accelerating financial inclusion through digital payments. Pix transformed access with fast, free, 24/7 transactions, empowering individuals and small businesses nationwide. Now, digital wallets, instant credit, and solutions like BRL1 (backed 1:1 in BRL) are expanding participation in the digital economy. Brazil is setting a global benchmark for scalable digital finance.

RedotPay raised $107M in Series B, another clear signal that blockchain-based payment rails are scaling globally. Faster settlement. Lower costs. Stronger liquidity. As digital payments evolve, institutional-grade stablecoins become essential. BRL1, backed 1:1 in BRL and issued by a consortium of trusted institutions, brings the Brazilian Real into a live network built for real financial use.

The Marshall Islands are testing a UBI program powered by digital currency. By enabling direct and transparent distribution of public funds, the initiative explores how programmable money can improve efficiency and financial inclusion. BRL1 follows these global developments closely. Move the Real.

Blockchain is strengthening Brazil’s financial system, enabling faster payments, transparent settlements, and more secure digital asset management. BRL1 supports this evolution. Backed 1:1 in BRL and issued by trusted institutions, BRL1 connects real liquidity to digital financial use. Move the Real.

BRL1 is not a standalone asset. It operates through the BRL1 Network: exchanges, platforms, and service providers enabling real usage, liquidity, and interoperability for the Brazilian Real. Listings on OKX and Kraken are key steps toward a connected, global network for the Real.

BRL1 is now available on OKX and Kraken. With these listings, BRL1 gains new trading pairs, including direct USD access, and becomes exposed to 60M+ global users. This expansion strengthens liquidity, price discovery, and access to a Brazilian Real–backed stablecoin issued by a consortium of trusted institutions, already connected to regulated global platforms.

When the Real moves beyond Brazil, the key issue isn’t technology, it’s jurisdiction and legal certainty. International blockchain operations only work when regulation extends its protection across borders. Regulation isn’t a barrier to innovation. It’s what enables trust, protection, and scale.

Transparency is what makes a stablecoin credible. Clear, verifiable rules on issuance and backing protect users and prevent information asymmetry. Without transparency, trust erodes and what looks like innovation quickly becomes systemic risk.

A digitally convertible Real creates real macroeconomic value. More legal certainty, lower FX costs, and greater efficiency in cross-border trade — strengthening Brazil’s integration into the global economy without adding systemic risk. Efficiency, security, and better conditions for the real economy.