Where can I buy BRLV? Is it listed on exchanges?
BRLV is issued and redeemed by Crown for registered clients via Pix or USDC. Crown also plans CEX listings, DEX liquidity and traditional finance vehicles.
In the primary market, BRLV is issued and redeemed directly by Crown for registered clients, who deposit reais (via Pix) or USDC and convert the balance to BRLV at R$ 1.00 per BRLV. Crown also plans distribution through centralized exchange (CEX) listings, liquidity on decentralized protocols (DEX) and traditional financial market vehicles. Official site: crown-brlv.com.
How do I buy BRLV directly from Crown?
Open a Crown account, complete identity verification (KYC or KYB), deposit reais by Pix, settled in real time, 24/7, or deposit USDC, and convert the balance to BRLV at 1 BRLV = R$ 1.00. Redemption works in reverse: the client requests it in the interface or by API, and Crown converts BRLV to reais and sends them by Pix to a bank account in the client’s own name.
Is BRLV listed on exchanges?
Crown plans distribution through CEX listings, DEX liquidity and traditional financial vehicles. Crown’s only publicly disclosed commercial partner as of September 2026 is Nexa Finance, a digital platform that began offering BRLV to its clients in August 2026.
Why does the secondary-market price stay near R$ 1.00?
Registered clients can redeem BRLV for reais at R$ 1.00 per BRLV at any time. If BRLV trades temporarily below R$ 1.00 on an exchange or protocol, for example at R$ 0.99, any participant has an incentive to buy at a discount and redeem with Crown. This arbitrage brings the market price back toward R$ 1.00. Crown does not control the secondary-market price. See what independent verification a stablecoin issuer should have.
How do I check I am buying the right BRLV contract?
BRLV is an ERC-20 token issued on three networks: Ethereum, Base and Tempo. The official, always-updated source of contract addresses is the whitepaper at docs.crown-brlv.com. Crown says any contract published outside its official channels should be treated as suspect.
Who regulates BRLV?
The Central Bank of Brazil, not the CVM. BRLV is a virtual asset under Law 14,478/2022 and is not a security. See who regulates a Brazilian real stablecoin.
What are the risks?
Crown lists regulatory, depeg, technological, tax and irreversibility risks, which are described in its Terms of Use. See what are the risks of holding a Brazilian real stablecoin and how a Brazilian exchange or VASP can source BRL and dollar-stablecoin liquidity.