Brazil tests DLT-based regulatory data-sharing platform
Blockchain will allow regulators to share data more efficiently, says central bank
The Central Bank of Brazil has released details of its distributed ledger project, which aims to enable Brazil’s regulators to share data more efficiently.
The Information Integration Platform for Regulators, or Pier, will allow the central bank to share information with other regulators. The Securities Exchange Commission, National Pension Funds Authority and the Superintendence of Private Insurance will be given access to the platform.
The data shared can include information on bank
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