Argentina to Share Crypto Transaction Data With 77 Jurisdictions by 2029

Argentina's move matters less as a domestic policy story than as a signal that the OECD's reporting standard is becoming the default global plumbing for crypto tax transparency, pulling a major Latin American market into the same data-sharing perimeter as dozens of others. The practical burden lands on virtual asset service providers, which must build identity and transaction reporting capacity well before the 2028 rulemaking deadline. The open question is how many of the 77 jurisdictions actually operationalise exchange by 2029, and whether Argentina's domestic rules track the framework closely or diverge in scope.