Argentina to Share Crypto User Transaction Data Globally by 2029 - Bitcoin News

Argentina has committed to sharing cryptocurrency user transaction data with international tax authorities under the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), with implementation targeted by 2029. The framework is designed to create a standardized system for reporting crypto activity across jurisdictions, similar to how traditional financial accounts are reported under the Common Reporting Standard.

For crypto users in Argentina, the development signals a shift toward greater transparency. Once in force, crypto service providers operating in the country would likely be required to collect and report specific transaction details to local authorities, which could then exchange that information with counterpart jurisdictions. Argentina is not alone in moving in this direction — a growing list of countries has signaled intent to adopt CARF as global momentum builds behind coordinated crypto tax reporting.

What to watch: the specific scope of reporting obligations, which providers will be covered, and whether Argentina meets the 2029 timeline. Broader adoption could gradually reduce the anonymity gap between crypto and traditional finance, a theme markets have tracked closely since CARF was first announced.