Argentina’s regulatory body, the National Securities Commission (CNV), has approved new amendments to the tokenization regime through General Resolution No. 1087, expanding the scope of the regime originally created by RG No. 1081.
According to the agency, the measure aims to “continue innovation, provide more widely accepted means and simplify the process of digital representation in capital markets.”
With this update, Adds the possibility to perform tokenization under the automatic public offering regime Medium influence, many issuers, or frequent financial trusts (depending on the type of negotiable security).
Among the securities covered are stocks, negotiable debt, debt securities or participation certificates of financial trusts, and shares of closed-end credit mutual funds through public offerings.
According to CNV Chairman Roberto E. Silva, the move “incorporates new instruments and procedures to facilitate the issuance and negotiation of digitally represented assets in a regulated environment.”
The amendments also provide that, even if no prior prospectus approval is required, issuers requesting authorization for digital representations must include an additional chapter detailing the key features of the digital representation, the risks involved, the virtual asset service providers (PSAVs) involved, and the technology used.
In turn, he arranged Exempted from requirements for listing on a licensed market Applies to all securities represented entirely in digital form, regardless of the public offering scheme under which they were issued.
According to CNV, these amendments will strengthen Argentina’s regulatory framework regarding the tokenization of financial assets and strengthen its strategy of modernizing capital markets, facilitating financing and simplifying administrative procedures.
As reported by CriptoNoticias, the initiative comes two months after the organization implemented the first expansion of its tokenization regime, which began in mid-2025.
