Make your website comply with Brazilian regulations

With the growth of ecommerce, Brazil has established a clear legal framework to protect consumers and personal data. Discover what the regulations require and how to ensure your website is always up to date.

What laws must you comply with if you operate in Brazil?

A growing digital market with clear rules

Brazil is one of the most powerful digital markets in the world. Its sustained growth has been accompanied by a strong regulatory push to ensure a safer and more transparent digital environment—for both users and businesses.

As a result, if you have an online store, platform, or app operating in Brazil, there are three major regulatory areas you need to consider:

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Personal data protection

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Consumer rights

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Transparency in digital operations

Mandatory digital laws in Brazil?

LGPD – General Data Protection Law

The LGPD (Law No. 13.709/2018) is Brazil’s equivalent to the European GDPR. It regulates how personal data is collected, processed, and protected.

  • Mandatory transparent privacy notice.
  • Clear and prior consent before collecting data.
  • User rights over their data: access, correction, deletion.
  • Required technical and organizational security measures.
  • Processing minors’ data only with legal consent.
  • Fines of up to 2% of annual revenue (max. 50 million BRL).

Consumer Protection Code (CDC)

Law No. 8.078/1990 protects consumers in the digital environment. Applicable to ecommerce and digital services.

  • Clear information about products, shipping, returns, and warranties.
  • Right of withdrawal: cancellation within 7 days.
  • Mandatory and accessible customer support.
  • Clear refund policies and compliance with legal timeframes.
  • Non-compliance may be penalized, even preventively.

Brazilian Internet Civil Framework

Law No. 12.965/2014, known as the Brazilian Internet Civil Framework (Marco Civil da Internet), sets the general framework for internet use in Brazil, guaranteeing fundamental rights and defining digital responsibilities.

  • Protection of personal data as a core principle.
  • Clear information on privacy policies and terms of use.
  • Obligation to log access under specific conditions (purpose and retention period).
  • Principles of transparency, good faith, and accountability in digital interactions.
  • Legal foundation for laws like the LGPD and other sector-specific regulations.

How does Lawwwing help you stay compliant?

Automate legal compliance in Brazil with technology

Automatic generation of legal texts

Our platform creates all the necessary documents for your website in Brazil.

Consent tailored to local regulations

We configure the appropriate consent model (opt-in or implied) as required by local law, with full traceability and transparency for the user.

Effortless legal updates

We automatically update your legal texts whenever there are changes to Brazilian or international regulations.

Guaranteed international compliance

If you sell outside Brazil, we've got you covered too: we comply with the European GDPR, California's CCPA, and other global laws relevant to your ecommerce.

More trust, less legal risk

Reduce the risk of legal penalties and build greater trust with your customers by presenting a website aligned with regulations and data protection best practices.

Compliance from the first click

From the moment you activate Lawwwing, your site starts operating securely, legally, and transparently. No legal knowledge required—our technology takes care of everything.

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Frequently Asked Questions

In this section, we answer the most common questions about cookie policies and how to ensure your website complies with current regulations.

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