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Brazil book-entry duplicate regulatory implementation
Overview
Brazil is transitioning its corporate financial infrastructure through the implementation of ‘duplicata escritural’ (book-entry duplicates). Regulated by the Central Bank of Brazil under Law No. 13,775/2018, this shift replaces traditional paper models with a 100% digital record of sales and debts to increase visibility, security, and traceability in B2B transactions.
The new regulations require companies to integrate Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems with authorized book-keeping systems to manage the registration, negotiation, and settlement of credit titles. This change impacts debtors, who must monitor the status of duplicates to ensure payments reach the correct creditors.
The mandate follows a phased rollout schedule: large corporations must comply by June 2027, followed by medium-sized companies by the end of that year, and small businesses by June 2028. Data indicates the scale of this transition is significant, as approximately 76.8% of B2B operations in Brazil are conducted on credit, involving trillions of Reais in transactions.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesBrazil to mandate digital B2B credit instruments by 2027
Brazil will mandate digital 'duplicata escritural' for large companies by June 2027, transitioning B2B credit from paper to a digital format to improve transparency and traceability.
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[BUSINESS] 7 sourcesBrazil implements new book-entry duplicate regulations
New Brazilian regulations for book-entry duplicates (duplicata escritural) require companies to integrate ERP systems to manage changes in credit title ownership and settlement.
Sources
comexdobrasil.com · dicaappdodia.com · gazetaweb.com · leianoticias.com.br · noticias.dino.com.br · portal.comunique-se.com.br · portalrbn.com.br · revistaempreende.com.br