MEXC tại Brazil 2026: Nạp BRL & Hướng dẫn giao dịch

Brazil đã thông qua luật tiền điện tử toàn diện (Luật 14.478/2022) thiết lập khung pháp lý cho các sàn giao dịch. Ngân hàng Trung ương Brazil giám sát việc cấp phép sàn. MEXC hoạt động không có giấy phép Brazil nhưng có thể truy cập. Receita Federal đánh thuế lợi nhuận tiền điện tử là thuế lãi vốn với mức từ 15%-22,5% tùy theo số tiền lãi hàng năm.

Brazil has one of the most active cryptocurrency user bases in Latin America, and MEXC is fully accessible to Brazilian users. The platform is not blocked and functions normally for registration, trading, and withdrawals. Brazil's 2022 crypto law created a licensing framework, but international exchanges continue to operate in the market while regulatory implementation progresses.

Brazilian users benefit from MEXC's zero-fee spot trading, which is particularly attractive for BRL-holding traders who want to minimize costs when converting to crypto. The extensive P2P marketplace with PIX support makes funding convenient — PIX is Brazil's instant payment system used by virtually all Brazilians with bank accounts.

MEXC is available in Portuguese (Brazil), making the platform accessible to Brazilian traders who prefer their native language. Both the web platform and mobile app support Brazilian Portuguese.

PIX is by far the most popular deposit method for Brazilian MEXC users. MEXC's P2P marketplace has active BRL sellers accepting PIX transfers. PIX transactions are instant (24/7 including weekends and holidays), free from most Brazilian banks, and have high daily limits — making it the ideal funding mechanism.

To fund via PIX: navigate to P2P on MEXC, select Buy USDT, filter by BRL and PIX payment method. Browse available offers and select a verified seller with strong ratings. They will provide a PIX key (CPF, email, phone, or random key). Complete the PIX transfer from your banking app, then confirm payment on MEXC. The seller typically releases USDT within 5-10 minutes.

TED (bank transfer) is also available for larger amounts and traders who prefer traditional banking channels. TEDs are processed on banking days and may take a few hours, but have higher per-transaction limits than some PIX configurations.

Brazilian crypto tax rules require traders to declare crypto assets and pay capital gains tax on profits. The Receita Federal applies a progressive rate: 15% on annual gains up to BRL 5 million, scaling up to 22.5% for gains above BRL 30 million. Crypto-to-crypto trades are taxable events in Brazil — not just crypto-to-fiat conversions.

Brazilian residents must also declare crypto holdings above BRL 5,000 in their annual income tax return (DIRPF) as foreign assets if held on international exchanges like MEXC. Monthly reporting is required when total crypto transactions in a month exceed BRL 35,000 via the GCAP (Programa de Apuração de Ganhos de Capital).

MEXC allows users to export complete trade history for tax reporting. Brazilian crypto tax software (ReceitaFácil Crypto, Koinly Brazil) can import MEXC CSV exports to automate gain/loss calculations and generate compliant tax reports.

Brazilian crypto traders are sophisticated and particularly active in the altcoin market, making MEXC's 3,000+ coin selection a major draw. Early access to new token listings through MEXC's Innovation Zone is especially popular among Brazilian DeFi-savvy traders looking for early-stage opportunities.

MEXC's Earn products denominated in USDT are also popular as a BRL inflation hedge — converting BRL to USDT and earning 5-15% APY provides better returns than many Brazilian fixed-income products while maintaining USD stability. This use case has driven significant adoption among Brazilian users who are not primarily traders but are seeking USD-denominated yield.