Answer
According to this assessment, Uruguayan banks prohibit transactions with cryptocurrency, considering them associated with money laundering risks. Therefore, we cannot assume that a bank will readily accept any cryptocurrency-related transaction.
Even if the customer legally owns the digital asset, the bank considers the fiat payment, the platform, the sender's country, the amount, and evidence of the funds' origin. A bank's response may depend on its internal risk assessment and the customer's profile.
In practice, this means that before selling or withdrawing funds, you need to determine in advance whether the bank will accept such a payment and which documents it will require. For large amounts, a transparent history of the asset's purchase, transfers, and sale is especially important, not just the wallet's current balance.