OCC releases proposed rule to implement payment stablecoin legislation

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Operational Brief

The OCC has proposed a rule to implement the Genius Act, addressing how it will handle the prohibition on paying interest or yield on payment stablecoins. The proposal aims to provide clarity on regulatory expectations for credit unions and other financial institutions.

Why It Matters for Texas Credit Unions

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Original Source Material

The OCC released a proposed rule to implement the Genius Act, including how it would handle the law’s prohibition on paying interest or yield on payment stablecoins. The post OCC releases proposed rule to implement payment stablecoin legislation appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .