The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is launching a new set of regulatory changes to encourage the formation of ...

On March 28, the FDIC issued updated guidance clarifying the process for FDIC-supervised institutions to engage in crypto-related ...

FDIC removes approval requirement, boosting U.S. banks' confidence in crypto adoption and stablecoin integration.

and anti-money laundering requirements associated with the crypto-related activity. In our February post, we reported that the FDIC had released 175 documents concerning its supervision of banks ...

WASHINGTON, March 28 (Reuters) - Another U.S. bank regulator has announced that banks do not need to receive advance permission to engage in some crypto-related activities. The Federal Deposit ...

Banks can now engage in crypto without Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. approval, part of a broader Trump-era deregulatory push to integrate digital assets into traditional finance.

The U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has just given its member banks the green light to conduct "crypto-related activities" without prior approval.

Last month, acting FDIC Chair Travis Hill sent a letter to House Financial Services Committee member Dan Meuser, R-Pa., explaining how the agency would be working with the Treasury to walk back its ...

US banks no longer need to receive prior approval before engaging in crypto-related activities, says the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Coinbase opposed FDIC’s request for a 16-day delay in a FOIA case, calling the agency’s stall tactics “legally incorrect.” ...

The move reverses previous FDIC policy, which required banks to clear any crypto activities in advance. "The FDIC is turning the page on the flawed approach of the past three years," said acting ...