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Proposed OCC regulations for payment stablecoins under the GENIUS Act

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By Gregory N. Blase, Andrew Glass, Elijah Rockhold
| nixonpeabody.com
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) recently published a 376-page proposed rule to implement the 2025 GENIUS Act (the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act). The proposed rule creates a broad framework covering how OCC-supervised entities may issue, redeem, and manage payment stablecoins, including reserve, custody, capital, risk management, and supervisory requirements.
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Legal Experts Say Shifting Federal Stance on Digital Assets Puts Bank Charters Back in Play | PYMNTS.com

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By Gregory N. Blase, Andrew Glass
| PYMNTS Verified
By PYMNTS | February 19, 2026 | Highlights National bank charters are becoming tools for stablecoin issuance, digital asset custody and standing out in a crowded market. The GENIUS Act requires larger stablecoin issuers to operate under OCC-licensed entities and prohibits passing reserve yields to consumers, raising unresolved questions about workarounds and deposit substitution. Wyoming, Nebraska, New York and California are each taking different approaches to digital asset regulation.
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Why fintech charters are back at the forefront

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By Andrew Glass, Gregory N. Blase
| nixonpeabody.com
Evolving federal guidance and state stablecoin initiatives are reshaping incentives for fintechs and financial institutions, raising questions about when and how to scale in the emerging ecosystem. This article originally appeared in the CPI TechREG Chronicle and is republished with permission from CPI. Fintechs and the financial services industry are in the midst of dynamic changes to federal regulation, digital-asset market structure, and state experimentation with digital as-set law.
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