The CARF (or CRF) is an international standard promoted by the OECD that seeks to facilitate the exchange of tax-related information on crypto-assets between countries. In English, it stands for Crypto Asset Reporting Framework.
At present, Mexico is neither required to comply with nor has it formally adopted the CARF, and these standards do not, as of today, imply changes to the operation or use of DolarApp in Mexico.
These developments point toward a safer financial ecosystem, with clearer rules and greater international integration.
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According to public information released by the OECD and collaborative tracking sources, many countries have expressed their intention to implement the CARF or other similar reporting frameworks, with timelines that could extend to 2028.