BRACKT AI Reports Compliance Barriers Blocking US-Latin America Crypto Deals

May 19, 2026
BRACKT AI reports that most major Latin American financial institutions fail to meet US digital asset regulations, preventing billions in cross-border crypto transactions. The company offers real time compliance analysis to help institutions close regulatory gaps and avoid enforcement actions.

BRACKT AI announced in a press release that 60 to 70 percent of Latin America's leading financial institutions cannot meet US digital asset regulatory standards. The company said this compliance gap is halting billions of dollars in cross-border crypto transactions between the regions.

BRACKT AI provides real time compliance analysis that helps firms identify and fix regulatory deficiencies before transactions fail or trigger enforcement actions. The company’s data highlights that no Latin American country has enacted comprehensive crypto regulations that align with US requirements, and there is no unified regional framework.

The report notes that Latin America has become one of the fastest growing crypto markets, with transactions totaling 1.5 trillion dollars through mid 2025. However, the absence of aligned regulatory structures has left regional institutions unable to access US capital markets, particularly in the expanding stablecoin sector.

BRACKT AI’s CEO, Dr. Ravishankar Chamarajnagar, stated that the company’s multi jurisdictional compliance tools aim to bridge these regulatory gaps and prevent billion dollar enforcement risks for both American and Latin American firms.

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