Fed seeks comment on rules for stablecoin issuers
The Federal Reserve Board opened a public comment period on two proposals to create a regulatory framework for payment stablecoin issuers it supervises.
Yuna · Sep 25, 2026 · 1 min
The Federal Reserve Board has launched a process to gather input on two draft rules for payment stablecoins. According to the Federal Reserve, these proposals aim to build a regulatory structure for issuers that the board oversees.
The drafts implement specific requirements from the GENIUS Act. They are designed to set supervisory standards for payment stablecoins issued by federally supervised entities.
Stakeholders can now submit their views on the proposed framework. This period is intended to allow for review before the board finalizes the rules. The agency plans to analyze the feedback received to complete the regulatory framework.
Source: Federal Reserve
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