50+ Countries to Share Crypto Data Globally by 2027
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More than one-third of the world has signed on to the upcoming Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, set to launch in 2027. Countries like Brazil, Indonesia, Italy, Spain, Mexico, and the U.K. will begin sharing crypto account data internationally to combat tax evasion.
Another 23 countries, including the U.S., are preparing to implement CARF by 2028.
Created by the OECD in 2022, CARF is designed to help governments track crypto movement across borders — where assets can be transferred instantly, self-custodied, and traded pseudonymously.
Global tax agencies have made it clear:
️ Cross-border crypto anonymity is ending. -
Global data-sharing will change crypto privacy forever.


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By 2027, hiding transactions will become nearly impossible.
