Reports: Sen. Marshall to drop credit card routing mandate amendment to crypto bill
By ABA Banking Journal Staff
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Sen. Marshall has dropped an amendment to add credit card routing mandates to a cryptocurrency regulation bill; this decision may impact the broader regulatory landscape for financial institutions, including credit unions.
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Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) no longer plans to offer an amendment to add credit card routing mandates to an unrelated bill on cryptocurrency regulation, Politico and Punchbowl News reported. The post Reports: Sen. Marshall to drop credit card routing mandate amendment to crypto bill appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .