
Real estate crowdfunding in Latin America: the rules in each country (2026)
Real estate crowdfunding in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Uruguay and Brazil: law, regulator, investor caps and whether tokens fit.
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Real estate crowdfunding in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Uruguay and Brazil: law, regulator, investor caps and whether tokens fit.

Nicaragua licenses virtual asset providers (Law 1072 and the 2025 Central Bank rule) but has no regime for tokenizing securities. Framework and country risk.

Cuba regulates virtual-asset payments and providers (BCC Resolutions 215/2021, 89/2022), but has no securities market and US sanctions rule out tokenizing.

Tokenizing in Puerto Rico means issuing US securities: SEC rules, OCIF’s local law, crypto custody at international financial entities and the Act 60 change.

Brazil is Latin America’s most mature tokenization market: the CVM test, RCVM 88 crowdfunding, the DLT pilot and Central Bank Resolutions 519 to 521.

Registering as a VASP (PSAV) with Argentina’s CNV: the five categories, minimum equity, foreign providers, the TAD filing, the 2026 fee and FIU duties.

Tokenizing in Paraguay: Law 7572/2025 recognises securities on DLT, but Central Bank rules are pending. Regulator, vehicles and the practical route today.

Tokenizing in Honduras: the CNBS bars banks and supervised entities from crypto and tokens, the Próspera ZEDE was struck down; structure from abroad.

How assets are tokenized in Bolivia: in 2024 the Central Bank lifted the ban on virtual-asset operations through regulated channels.

Tokenization in Venezuela: the 2019 crypto framework exists on paper, Sunacrip was placed under restructuring in 2023 and SUNAVAL regulates securities.

How assets are tokenized in Guatemala: no crypto-asset law and bills in Congress, the Securities Market Registry regulates securities.

How assets are tokenized in Peru: no specific crypto law, but the securitisation trust supervised by the SMV is the vehicle.
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