The platform can run the secondary market
CVM Resolution 88 lets a crowdfunding platform organise a secondary market for the securities it issued. Investors can trade with each other inside the platform instead of waiting for an exit.
Brazil is the rare market where the rules already let a platform run its own secondary market. That is the hardest part of tokenization to get right, and here it is written into the regime. What it does not hand you is a branded platform. That’s where we come in.

Liquidity is the thing investors ask about and what most tokenized offerings cannot deliver easily. Brazilian rules make room for it.
CVM Resolution 88 lets a crowdfunding platform organise a secondary market for the securities it issued. Investors can trade with each other inside the platform instead of waiting for an exit.
The secondary market has to stay inside the CVM publicity restrictions and trading limits. Cross the line and you are running an unauthorised exchange, which is a different problem entirely.
The CVM put a full revision of Resolution 88 on its 2026 regulatory agenda, covering raise limits, new issuers and the tokenization agenda itself. Anything you plan should assume the ground will move.
What you own and what you want to raise. We say plainly whether this fits, including when it does not.
Our local partner sets the route: a crowdfunding offering under Resolution 88, a real estate fund, or a receivables structure. Each carries different limits on who you can raise from and how much.
The legal work and the launch run in parallel. In Brazil the pace is set by the structure your lawyer chooses and, for a crowdfunding offering, by the platform requirements under Resolution 88. Your lawyer starts that on day one.
What matters is the instrument. If the token carries rights of a security, the CVM rules apply, and Resolution 88 is the route most small and mid-sized raises take. The CVM has tokenization on its 2026 agenda for public consultation.
It has to operate inside the CVM publicity restrictions and trading limits. The line to stay behind is the one that would make it an unauthorised stock exchange, and your lawyer will draw it for your case.
Under Resolution 88 a platform may organise a secondary market for the securities it issued, so investors can trade with each other inside the platform. This is the part most tokenized offerings elsewhere cannot offer.
Yes. The CVM placed a full revision of Resolution 88 on its 2026 regulatory agenda, including raise limits, new categories of issuer and the tokenization agenda. Plan on the ground moving in a positive direction.
Last updated: 10-08-2026
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