Yes, they are. Any currency other than the national currency cannot be used for commerce.
This is a case where people were using dollars to pay for national contracts:
http://jus.com.br/revista/texto/8566/da-impossibilidade-de-p...
The only kind of parallel currency that is acceptable under the law are called 'social currencies' which are just food stamps.
Yes, they are. Any currency other than the national currency cannot be used for commerce.
This is a case where people were using dollars to pay for national contracts:
http://jus.com.br/revista/texto/8566/da-impossibilidade-de-p...
The only kind of parallel currency that is acceptable under the law are called 'social currencies' which are just food stamps.