Colombian authorities have ordered cryptocurrency exchanges operating in the country to share user data as part of stricter oversight of digital asset activities. The move aims to strengthen tax compliance, combat money laundering, and improve monitoring of suspicious transactions linked to fraud and illicit finance. Exchanges may be required to provide information on customer identities, transaction histories, and account balances when requested by regulators. The decision reflects Colombia’s broader push to tighten crypto regulation while integrating digital assets into its existing financial supervision framework.