MERCOSUR has no unified crypto regulatory framework. Brazil enacted federal crypto legislation (Law 14478/2022). Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Bolivia each regulate independently with divergent approaches. See member states.
| Status | varies |
| Risk Score | 30/100 (Moderate Risk) |
| Region | supranational |
| Currency | USD |
| Capital Gains (Personal) | No specific guidance |
| Capital Gains (Corporate) | No specific guidance |
| VAT on Crypto | No |
| Staking Tax | No specific guidance |
| Airdrop Tax | No specific guidance |
No crypto-specific tax guidance available.
| Required | No |
| Framework | No crypto framework |
Enforcement focused on unlicensed operators and consumer protection
| KYC Required | No |
| Travel Rule | No |
| FATF Member | No |
| FATF Status | non_compliant |
| Suspicious-Activity Reporting | No |
Status: Unclear
No specific DeFi regulation
Status: no_rules
No specific stablecoin framework
Status: no_rules
No specific NFT regulation
| Legal | Yes |
| Electricity Cost | $0.15/kWh |
| Renewable Energy | 20% |
| Infrastructure | fair |
Mining is legal across MERCOSUR member states with moderate electricity costs and a renewable energy share of 20%. Infrastructure quality varies but is generally fair.
| Stability | moderate |
| Sanctions | No |
| Corruption Index | 45/100 |
| Banking Access | moderate |
Last reviewed: 2026-04-13 · Data source: Soken Crypto Legal Map
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