USDT movement puts Central Bank on alert
The message was sent around 5:30 PM to Febraban, AB Fintechs, and ABBC, entities that concentrate the main banks and fintechs in the country. Although the Central Bank did not detail whether there was a concrete invasion attempt, sources close to the system claim that the guidance is preventive in nature. That is, it seeks to raise the level of vigilance across the entire instant payment network.#CryptoIntegration
The president of AB Fintechs, Diego Perez, emphasized that the notice does not provide specific information about incidents, but acknowledged that the unprecedented mobilization requires immediate reinforcement of security areas. Meanwhile, the president of ABBC, Leandro Vilain, stated that there is no reason for panic but reinforced the need to double attention in light of the growing risk of digital attacks.#ETHInstitutionalFlows $USDT
Febraban announced that it is closely monitoring any developments and has already advised its affiliated banks to activate internal fraud and cybersecurity committees. The recommendation includes increased monitoring during nighttime hours, blocking suspicious transactions, and enhanced verification of significant value transfers to brokerages.
