The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. approved a proposed rule to govern the issuers, even as the Senate continues to debate ...

The FDIC’s proposal establishes federal oversight standards for stablecoin issuers while explicitly excluding tokens from ...

The US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has proposed new rules to regulate FDIC-supervised stablecoin issuers in ...

The FDIC introduces new stablecoin rules to improve safety, trust, and transparency in digital payments across the United ...

The FDIC board voted unanimously to issue a proposal putting a rebuttable ban on bank-issuers paying yield on stablecoins, ...

The stablecoin law, the GENIUS Act, was passed into law last year. Lawmakers had set 18 July 2026 as the deadline for its ...

"FDIC Board approves proposed rulemaking for payment stablecoin issuers under GENIUS Act: reserve assets, redemption, custody ...

The FDIC Board approved a proposed rule implementing GENIUS Act requirements for stablecoin issuers, covering reserves, ...

U.S. stablecoins enter new phase as FDIC advances GENIUS Act rules covering reserves AML compliance and deposit treatment.

FDIC proposes new rules under the GENIUS Act, pushing stablecoins toward bank-like regulation with stricter oversight.

Stablecoin users in the United States may soon face a stark regulatory reality: their digital dollars will not enjoy the same federal safety net as bank deposits. The Federal Deposit Insurance ...