OCC Finalizes Stablecoin Rules as GENIUS Act Nears Launch
The OCC has locked in its final rule on payment stablecoins and custody, setting the stage for the GENIUS Act framework going live in January.
The OCC has locked in its final rule on payment stablecoins and custody, setting the stage for the GENIUS Act framework going live in January.
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