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Foxbit Rebrands to Foxbit Infra for Brazil B2B Crypto

Brazilian exchange Foxbit rebrands its B2B arm to Foxbit Infra, positioning itself to capture institutional demand for modular crypto APIs.

By Raj Patel

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Foxbit Rebrands to Foxbit Infra for Brazil B2B Crypto
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Brazilian digital asset pioneer Foxbit has officially rebranded its business-to-business division, Foxbit Business, to Foxbit Infra. The strategic repositioning targets local banks, brokers, and fintechs looking to integrate white-label digital assets, stablecoins, and tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) directly into their existing platforms using modular APIs.

The infrastructure pivot comes as traditional financial institutions in Latin America's largest economy increasingly seek turnkey solutions to avoid building blockchain tech from scratch. Foxbit's infrastructure is already integrated with major domestic players, including digital wallet 99Pay, investment broker Genial Investimentos, and payments giant PicPay.

The company's scale is already significant. Over its 11-year history, the group has processed R$ 55 billion. Crucially, Foxbit Infra currently handles over 41% of the total digital dollar volume (USDT and USDC) traded in Brazil over the last two weeks, representing more than R$ 1 billion in stablecoin transactions in the past month alone.

This institutional activity is unfolding against a backdrop of steady local digital asset markets, where Bitcoin is trading at BTC/BRL 327,626 and Ethereum is holding at ETH/BRL 9,510.33. By offering modular services—ranging from Crypto-as-a-Service and liquidity routing to regulatory reporting and stablecoin-based cross-border payments—Foxbit Infra aims to capture over half of the institutional crypto services market in Brazil.