DIAN, Colombia’s national tax agency, has ordered Crypto exchanges and platforms to start collecting and reporting user data for Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, and other cryptocurrencies. On December 24, 2025, the rule was issued under Resolution 000240, and the reporting will apply from 2026. Exchanges Required to Disclose User Identities and
Colombia ranks second in BTC trading in Latin America. Crypto and BTC trading has become a vital part of Colombia. Authorities plan to increase the taxes on Crypto and BTC. It’s obviously certain that cryptocurrency and digital assets are the future. In spite of this, the whole world is currently
Colombia is a restrictive country with a legal environment for digital currencies as it is a big deal to operate crypto businesses within the country. Besides, all the banking institutions are prohibited to provide funds for cryptocurrency firms. Colombia is not a crypto friendly country in comparison to other African
