Britain stablecoins policy is moving toward a new role for the Bank of England as the government plans to give the central bank a secondary objective tied to innovation in stablecoins, digital money and payments. The proposal would be made…
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Will stablecoin rules be finalized by November at the OCC?
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said it is moving quickly to complete its stablecoin rules as the GENIUS Act deadline approaches. Speaking Wednesday at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium hosted by SALT in Jackson, Comptroller Jonathan Gould said…
Stablecoin Rules Set New Limits for US Crypto Sales
Treasury has proposed stablecoin rules that would define which stablecoins can be issued or sold in the United States under the GENIUS Act. The draft sets out licensing expectations for issuers, conditions for the sale of foreign-issued stablecoins, and later…
U.S. Stablecoin Rules Face Pressure Before January 18
The U.S. Treasury Department has proposed new stablecoin rules as it works to implement the GENIUS Act before the law’s next major deadline. The proposal sets out federal definitions for what it means to issue U.S. stablecoins and which parties…
How Will Visa Stablecoin Support Expand With Zerohash?
Visa stablecoin activity is widening through a new arrangement with onchain infrastructure provider Zerohash. Under the setup, eligible Visa Direct clients will be able to prefund accounts with stablecoins before sending payments, while recipients will be able to receive payouts…
What does Circle charter mean for USDC oversight now?
Circle said Friday that it secured a limited purpose trust charter from the New York Department of Financial Services, adding another state authorization for the company behind USDC. The Circle charter gives the firm legal authority to provide fiduciary, custody…
Will South korean stablecoins face broader rules in 2027?
South korean stablecoins are at the center of a broader policy push as the Financial Services Commission reportedly prepares a consolidated Digital Asset Basic Act with the ruling Democratic Party. According to Edaily, the government-backed proposal would give lawmakers a…
Will Samsung Wallet bring stablecoin support to phones?
Samsung Wallet is set to gain native stablecoin support as Samsung expands the app beyond payment cards, IDs, hotel keys, cash, and savings. At Galaxy Unpacked in London on July 22, the company presented stablecoins as part of a broader…
GENIUS Act stablecoin rules remain pending after deadline
US regulators missed the one-year deadline to complete final implementing rules under the GENIUS Act, despite publishing proposals and collecting public feedback during the previous year. The law, signed by President Donald Trump on July 18, 2025, established the first…
Are Brazil stablecoins reshaping trade and payments?
Brazil stablecoins are drawing renewed attention as a U.S. trade dispute with Brazil expands into the country’s payment system. Washington is preparing a 25% tariff on most Brazilian goods under a revived Section 301 strategy, and the case is unusual…