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OCC's final rule to start fresh in weighing stablecoin rewards against GENIUS Act ban

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The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) is the first federal agency to conclude its regulatory work on the GENIUS Act, which restricts stablecoin rewards. This finalizes a process that began in 2025, marking a significant shift in how financial regulators approach digital asset compliance.

Key points

• The OCC is the first federal agency to finish writing regulations under the GENIUS Act.
• The GENIUS Act restricts stablecoin rewards, and the OCC is finalizing its regulations.

Context

The OCC is the first of several federal agencies to finish writing regulations under the GENIUS Act, which restricts stablecoin rewards. This finalizes a process that began in 2025, marking a significant shift in how financial regulators approach digital asset compliance.

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Evidence is limited to the OCC being the first agency to finish writing regulations under the GENIUS Act. No specific dates, numbers, or regulatory details are provided beyond the agency's role.

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