In progress · country-by-country rollout
Latin America merchant path

Accept crypto payments.
Designed for Latin American markets.

MiraclePay is building a country-by-country LATAM path for merchants that need crypto acceptance without pretending one regional license covers every market.

LATAM availability is not live yet. Market scope and timing are being evaluated country by country.

IN PREPARATIONLatin America
MARKET STATUSNot live yet
Eligibility before activation
Launch in progressOnboarding requiredMarket-specific scopeNo authorization overclaim
The market path

LATAM is not one license. We are mapping local requirements, partner roles and merchant operating models before opening each market path.

MiraclePay evaluates the merchant, market, payment channel, supported assets and settlement setup before activation.

Payment experiences

Start with the route
your business already knows.

Product paths are presented for context. Exact availability, assets, networks and settlement terms are confirmed during onboarding.

Regulatory context

One region. Different local rules.

General information only. This is not legal advice and does not determine whether a merchant, partner or service is authorized.

What to keep in view

LATAM is country-by-country and not one regional license. In Brazil, Resolution BCB 519/520 creates VASP authorization and rules effective February 2, 2026. In Chile, Fintech Act Law 21,521 and CMF registrations apply to covered fintech services. This page is general product information, not legal advice.

01LATAM is country-by-country and not one regional license.
02Brazil Resolution BCB 519/520 creates VASP authorization and rules effective February 2, 2026.
03Chile's Fintech Act Law 21,521 and CMF registrations apply to covered fintech services.
Country and authority map

The right review
for each market.

These are orientation points for planning only. The applicable authorization depends on the legal entity, customer flow, custody, conversion, settlement and local partner model.

JurisdictionAuthorityFramework to review
BrazilBanco Central do Brasil

Resolution BCB 519 establishes VASP authorization and Resolution BCB 520 sets service rules, effective February 2, 2026.

MexicoCNBV / Banco de México

The Fintech Law and virtual-asset rules apply to covered financial institutions and activities; this is not a blanket license for every crypto business.

ArgentinaComisión Nacional de Valores

Virtual-asset service providers may fall within the CNV PSAV registration and regulatory regime, depending on the services offered.

ChileComisión para el Mercado Financiero

Fintech Act Law 21,521 and CMF registration or authorization apply to covered fintech services.

Other LATAM marketsLocal regulator and licensed partners

No regional license covers LATAM; each country needs a local legal, AML, payments and partner-licensing review.

Before launch

A thoughtful path before availability.

Share your entity, countries, channels and expected flow. We will use that context to identify the right next conversation.

01

Share your market

Tell us where the entity operates and which customers you serve.

02

Map the payment flow

Describe checkout, QR, WooCommerce or other channels you want to evaluate.

03

Review the operating model

Confirm roles, supported assets, settlement and any market-specific requirements.

04

Follow launch progress

We will share timing when this market path is ready for merchant activation.

Help shape the launch path

Tell us about your Latin America launch.

Share your market and operating context with the MiraclePay team.

Join the launch conversation