Brazilian Credit Card Accounts Receivable on the Blockchain: How $200 Million Financing Can Leverage a Trillion-Yuan Market

【Crypto World】An interesting move worth paying attention to — a team has launched a tokenized product directly targeting the huge credit card financing market in Brazil.

Let’s talk about the scale: the credit card receivables market in Brazil is a full $100 billion, but traditional financing methods inevitably involve a bunch of intermediaries and risks. What’s their idea? To buy out the ownership of receivables, turn these claims into tokenized assets on the blockchain, and directly target institutional investors.

The interesting part is — the ownership of receivables has already been registered with the Central Bank of Brazil, which completely bypasses the credit risk issues associated with Visa and Mastercard as settlement parties. In other words, it’s not an IOU from an exchange, but a true transfer of assets in the legal sense.

Mars Capital Advisors has committed $200 million in anchor financing as the initial fund, with the product deployed on Plume Network. Once this model is operational, it can serve as a reference for the tokenization of financial assets in other emerging markets — the concept of bringing real assets onto the chain has finally moved from theory to implementation.

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ZenMinervip
· 01-10 10:32
Damn, the Central Bank of Brazil has even given its endorsement? Now that's real RWA, not those superficial tokenomics --- Bypassing Visa and MC settlement risks... this idea does have some merit, just worried about policy changes --- $200 million in anchor financing sounds like a lot, but it's just a drop in the bucket compared to a trillion-dollar market --- I've always been optimistic about on-chain real assets, just worried there might be some unexpected issues later on --- Brazil is serious about this; the central bank is involved, this is different --- Compared to projects that falsely claim RWA to cut profits, this at least has legal protection --- Accounts receivable tokenization... interesting, but will institutional entry crush the market? --- Why do I always feel like these kinds of things will eventually be countered by traditional finance? --- If this really works out, will other countries follow suit? I'm a bit hopeful
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PrivacyMaximalistvip
· 01-09 13:46
Damn, finally someone has implemented the RWA gameplay, not just talk trash Assets approved by the central bank are now on the blockchain? This time, no more fear of being called a worthless coin A trillion-dollar market, only 200 million at the start... waiting for the subsequent funding rounds
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DAOTruantvip
· 01-08 19:46
No way, is this really true? If Brazil's move actually materializes, how many people will lose their jobs... What are Visa and MC thinking?
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TooScaredToSellvip
· 01-08 19:34
Wow, truly on-chain assets? This time it's not just a pump-and-dump story; the central bank's endorsement directly eliminates credit intermediaries... --- Is the trillion-dollar market just being unlocked like that? Feels like the financing logic might be rewritten. --- Bypassing Visa and MC... Brazil's move is quite aggressive. Can the domestic market follow suit? --- $200 million is probably just the appetizer; the real highlight is how they will expand afterward. --- Tokenization of accounts receivable sounds simple, but only when it’s implemented do you realize how deep the pitfalls are. --- But on the other hand, can this model be replicated in other countries, or is Brazil's opportunity unique?
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NFTBlackHolevip
· 01-08 19:32
Damn, this is the real RWA, not those PPT projects with empty hype. --- Wow, Bank of China even approved it? Looks like this time it's not an air coin. --- A hundred-billion market is just being eaten up on-chain, traditional finance should be trembling. --- A $200 million bailout is coming, let's see how long this wave can last. --- Bypassing Visa and Mastercard is a good move; true financial innovation still depends on Web3. --- Brazil and RWA again, there are a bunch of projects like this. Can they beat inflation? --- Compliance registration + on-chain transactions, this approach looks solid, but will institutions really step in? --- On-chain accounts receivable, I didn't expect that. Traditional banks' days are about to get tough. --- Large capital entering the market means there's potential; keep watching. --- It sounds good, but we still have to wait and see how the secondary market performs.
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GasBankruptervip
· 01-08 19:31
Wow, finally someone has figured out how to play the accounts receivable game. Bypassing Visa and MC tricks is indeed brilliant. --- The billion-dollar market in Brazil has been activated. This time, it's really different, with central bank backing. --- $200 million anchored financing... Just hearing this number makes it clear someone is ALL IN. Looking forward to the follow-up developments. --- But speaking of which, can on-chain asset transfers really be implemented? I still have some doubts. --- Incredible, the money earned by intermediaries over many years is now being directly wiped out through tokenization, haha. --- I'm paying attention to the legal aspect of asset transfer. Avoiding risks is the core. --- Brazil dares to play like this. When will other countries catch up? --- In simple terms, it's about decentralization, but whether it can truly be implemented depends on execution. --- This logic is actually the ultimate form of RWA, finally seeing a real case. --- Mars Capital is making a big move with this, betting $200 million on the market explosion.
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Gm_Gn_Merchantvip
· 01-08 19:31
Damn, Brazil's move is really outrageous... directly taking a shortcut from the bank, bypassing Visa and Mastercard? How bold do you have to be for that? --- I'm still a bit skeptical about on-chain real assets... trusting the central bank's registration completely? --- A trillion-dollar market being influenced by just 200 million dollars? Sounds like a dream, how will it develop next? --- It's interesting, but I'm just worried it might turn into another token financing spectacle. Let's see how long it can last. --- Bypassing payment giants... I wonder how Visa feels about this haha. --- Tokenizing accounts receivable should have been done a long time ago, and this Brazil move might really succeed. --- Wait, what exactly is the central bank registering? Ownership or what? The details are a bit fuzzy. --- 200 million USD is just the appetizer; the key is whether institutions will buy in later. --- Isn't this just slicing debt claims and selling them to investors? Essentially still financing, just a different packaging.
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HappyToBeDumpedvip
· 01-08 19:27
Damn, Brazil's move is really fierce this time, directly putting credit card debt on the blockchain... If this really materializes, traditional finance will be panicked. --- $200 million is just the appetizer, with a trillion-dollar market so huge, there will definitely be more players coming. --- Bypassing Visa and Mastercard? That's the core, finally someone dares to challenge this cake. --- Real asset transfer vs. exchange IOU, this difference is invisible to ordinary people, but for institutions, it's a world of difference. --- The Central Bank of Brazil has acknowledged it, with legal protections in place, this is not an air coin. --- Mars invested 200 million, it seems they are quite confident about this... or is it just a fundraising gimmick? --- The trillion-dollar market has been eaten up by intermediaries for so many years, now it's time for blockchain reform.
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