This rule establishes a clear regulatory framework for FDIC-supervised banks and their subsidiaries to issue payment stablecoins.
This goes beyond banking, it provides a legitimate and secure pathway for traditional financial institutions to participate in stablecoin issuance, and directs the readiness of USD stablecoins to be integrated into the mainstream financial system.
It will benefit the healthy development of the entire industry, as so that in the future, more U.S. bank subsidiaries are expected to obtain approvals and become compliant stablecoin issuers.
This will significantly enhance the transparency and will build mass confidence in stablecoins, driving their evolution from trading tools toward essential everyday payment infrastructure.
Stablecoins are already becoming imperative for global cross-border payments and value transfer.
The implementation of this compliant framework will further reduce friction, improve efficiency, and enable faster, cheaper, and more inclusive capital flows.
Whether for remittances in emerging markets, corporate settlements, or liquidity in the DeFi ecosystem, new growth opportunities will emerge.
This will strengthen the U.S. dollar’s dominant position in the global digital economy and inject long-term, stable momentum into the crypto market.
For crypto and blockchain companies this parallel advancement of responsible regulation and innovation will be embraced to expand further. Even at Bitget, we look forward to working together with global regulators and financial institutions to build a safer and more open crypto ecosystem worldwide.
The industry stands at a new starting point. Clear rules will accelerate adoption and allow more people to benefit from financial inclusion at scale.
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget
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