I'm sorry. Five encryption agencies have the key to the direct Fed payment system.
Why is a federal trust bank license so valuable

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Author Ethan@ethanzhang_web3I'm not sure

December 12, 2025, Office of the Control of the Currence, OCCPublication of bulletinsI don't knowConditional approval of five digital asset agencies, namely Ripple, Circle, Paxos, Bitgo and Federal Digital Assets, converted into federally licensed National Trust Bankă
This decision was not accompanied by sharp market fluctuations, but was generally seen as a watershed in the regulatory and financial circles. For the first time, encrypted businesses that have long been on the margins of traditional financial systems and are frequently disrupted by banking services have been formally incorporated into the regulatory framework of United States federal banks as âbanksâă
Change is not sudden, but thorough enough. Ripple plans to create the "Ripple National Trust Bank", which will operate the "First National Digital Bank". The names themselves have sent a clear signal of regulatory release: digital asset-related operations are no longer merely âhigh-risk exceptionsâ to passive scrutiny, but are allowed to enter the core of the federal financial system under clear rulesă
THIS SHIFT CONTRASTS SHARPLY WITH THE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT THAT PREVAILED SEVERAL YEARS AGO. ESPECIALLY DURING THE BANKING TURMOIL OF 2023, THE ENCRYPTION INDUSTRY WAS ONCE CAUGHT IN THE SO-CALLED âDEBANKINGâ TRAP AND SYSTEMATICALLY CUT OFF FROM THE UNITED STATES DOLLAR SETTLEMENT SYSTEM. WITH THE SIGNING OF THE GENIUS ACT BY PRESIDENT TRUMP IN JULY 2025, FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE STABILIZATION CURRENCY AND RELATED INSTITUTIONS WERE PLACED IN A CLEAR FEDERAL LEGAL POSITION, WHICH ALSO PROVIDED THE INSTITUTIONAL PRECONDITIONS FOR OCC TO ISSUE THE CARDSă
This paper will be structured around the four dimensions of âWhat is the Federal Trust Bankâ âWhy is this license importantâ âthe regulatory shift of the Trump eraâ and âthe response and challenges of traditional financeâ in order to streamline the institutional logic and practical implications behind this approval. The core judgement is that:The encryption industry is shifting from relying on âexternal usersâ of the banking system to becoming part of the financial infrastructure. This changes not only the cost structure of payments and liquidation but also the definition of âbankâ in the digital economyă
What is the Federal Trust Bank
IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE REAL WEIGHT OF THIS OCC APPROVAL, YOU NEED TO FIRST CLARIFY AN ISSUE THAT IS EASILY MISUNDERSTOOD:This is not the case that five encryption companies have traditionally obtained âcommercial bank licence platesâă
OCC APPROVES THE ELIGIBILITY OF THE NATIONAL TRUST BANK. THIS IS A TYPE OF BANKING CONCESSION THAT HAS LONG EXISTED IN THE UNITED STATES BANKING SYSTEM BUT HAS PREVIOUSLY SERVED MAINLY IN THE FORM OF ESTATE MANAGEMENT, INSTITUTIONAL TRUSTEESHIP, ETC. ITS CORE VALUE IS NOT HOW MUCH BUSINESS IT CAN DO, BUT WHAT IT DOESRegulatory hierarchy and infrastructure statusI don't knowă
What does federal licensing mean
UNDER THE DUAL-TRACK BANKING SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MAY CHOOSE TO BE REGULATED BY STATE OR FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS. THE TWO ARE NOT A SIMPLE PARALLEL IN THE INTENSITY OF COMPLIANCE, BUT RATHER A CLEAR HIERARCHY OF AUTHORITY. FEDERALLY LICENSED BANK LICENCES ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES MONETARY SUPERVISORY AUTHORITY (OCC) MEAN THAT INSTITUTIONS ARE DIRECTLY REGULATED BY THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT SYSTEM AND ENJOY âFEDERAL PRIORITYâ AND ARE NO LONGER SUBJECT TO STATE-BY-STATE REGULATORY RULES AT THE COMPLIANCE AND OPERATIONAL LEVELSă
The legal basis behind this can be traced back to the National Bank Act of 1864. In the following century and a half, the system was an important institutional tool for the formation of a unified financial market in the United States. This is particularly critical for encryption companiesă
Prior to this approval, whether Circle, Ripple or Paxos were required to apply for currency transfer licence plates (MTL) in 50 states for compliance across the United States, faced with a âplasticâ system with different regulatory calibres, compliance requirements and enforcement scales. This is not only costly but also severely constrains the efficiency of business expansionă
WITH THE TRANSFER TO THE FEDERAL TRUST BANK, THE SUBJECT OF SUPERVISION WAS UPGRADED FROM THE CANTONAL FINANCIAL REGULATORS TO OCC. FOR AN ENTERPRISE, THAT MEANSHarmonization of compliance paths, national business passes and structural enhancement of regulatory credibilityI don't knowă
Trust Bank, not "Shrink Commercial Bank"
It is particularly important to emphasize that the Federal Trust Bank is not equivalent to a âfull-purpose commercial bankâ. Five of the institutions that were approved this timeNOT BEING ALLOWED TO ABSORB PUBLIC DEPOSITS INSURED BY FDIC, NOR TO MAKE COMMERCIAL LOANSI don't know. This is also one of the central reasons why traditional banking organizations (e.g. Bank Policy Institute) have challenged the policy, which they consider to be âunequal rights and obligationsâă
However, this limitation is highly compatible in terms of the business structure of the encryption enterprise itself. In the case of the issuer of the stable currency, whether it's USDC from Circle or RLUSD from Ripple, the business logic itself is based on100 per cent reserve asset supportUP. THE STABILIZATION CURRENCY DOES NOT EXTEND CREDIT OR DEPEND ON A PARTIAL RESERVE LENDING MODEL, SO THERE IS NO SYSTEMIC RISK ASSOCIATED WITH A âLENDING MATURITY MISMATCHâ OF TRADITIONAL BANKS. IN THIS CONTEXT, THE INTRODUCTION OF FDIC DEPOSIT INSURANCE IS NEITHER NECESSARY NOR SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASES THE COMPLIANCE BURDENă
And more importantly, the core of trust bank licences isTrusted responsibilityI DON'T KNOW. THIS MEANS THAT LICENSED INSTITUTIONS MUST LEGALLY STRICTLY SEGREGATE THE ASSETS OF THEIR CLIENTS FROM THEIR OWN FUNDS AND GIVE PRIORITY TO THE INTERESTS OF THEIR CLIENTS. THIS IS A MATTER OF GREAT RELEVANCE TO THE ENTIRE ENCRYPTION INDUSTRY AFTER THE MISAPPROPRIATION OF FTX ASSETS, AND ASSET SEGREGATION IS NO LONGER A CORPORATE COMMITMENT BUT A MANDATORY OBLIGATION UNDER FEDERAL LAWă

From âtrusteeâ to âpayment nodeâ
Another implication of this change is that there has been a critical shift in the regulatory interpretation of the scope of the âtrust banksâ. OCC Head Jonathan GouldIt was made clearNew federal banking access âprovides consumers with new products, services and sources of credit and ensures a dynamic, competitive and diversified banking systemâ. This provides a policy basis for the admission of encryption agenciesă
In this framework, the strategic value of the âtransformationâ from the state-level trust to the Federal Trust Bank, completed by Paxos and BitGo, has changed far beyond name. The central point is that the OCC system gives the Federal Trust Bank a key right:Eligibility for access to the Federal Reserve payment systemI don't know. Therefore, their real objective is not to be called a bank, but to competeAccess to the central bank's core settlement systemI don't knowă
In the case of Paxos, although it had previously become a compliance bar under the strict supervision of the New York State Financial Services Agency, there were natural limitations to state licences:It can't be directly integrated into the federal payment networkI DON'T KNOW. THE OCC APPROVAL DOCUMENTS MAKE IT CLEAR THAT THE CONVERSION OF THE NEW ENTITY CAN CONTINUE ITS OPERATIONS SUCH AS STABILIZATION CURRENCY, ASSET MONETIZATION AND DIGITAL ASSET HOSTING. THIS AMOUNTS TO FORMAL RECOGNITION AT THE INSTITUTIONAL LEVEL OF:Stable coins and asset monetization issued as legal âbankingâI don't know. This is not a breakthrough for individual companies, but a substantial expansion of the scope of âbankâ functionsă
Once finally landed, these institutions are expected to be directly linked to central bank payment systems such as Fedwire or CHIPS, which no longer have to rely on traditional commercial banks as intermediaries. The most structural breakthrough in the transition from a âtrustee asset managerâ to a âdirect node in the payment networkâ is thată
Why is this license plate so valuable
The real value of the Federal Trust Bank licence is not in the identity of the bank itself, but it may openA door to the direct route to the Fed's liquidation systemă
And that's why Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse called this approval âa great advanceâ, while the traditional banking lobby (BPI) was very upset. For the former, this is an increase in efficiency and certainty; for the latter, it means that long-standing monopolies of financial infrastructure are being redistributedă
What does that mean
Previously, encryption companies had been at the âoutsideâ of the United States dollar system. Whether Circle issues USDC or Ripple provides cross-border payment services, the final settlement involving the United States dollar must be done through commercial banks. This model is referred to in financial terms as the âagent bank systemâ. On the face of it, it is a longer process, which in essence poses three long-standing problems for the industryă
First of allUncertainty about the right to lifeI don't know. In the past few years, the encryption industry has repeatedly experienced unilateral terminations by banks. Once the correspondent bank exits, the penitentiaries of the encrypted enterprise will be cut off in a very short period of time, which will bring business to a standstill. This is what the industry calls the risk of âdebankingâă
NextCost and efficiency issuesI don't know. The correspondent bank model means that every money flow is liquidated through multiple layers of banks, each with a delay in processing fees and time. This structure is naturally unfriendly for HF payments and stable currency settlementă
Number three:Clearing riskI don't know. The conventional banking system has generally adopted the T+1 or T+2 settlement rhythm, with funds not only taking up liquidity but also being exposed to bank credit risk during their journey. When Silicon Valley Bank closed down in 2023, Circle had an appointmentUS$ 3.3 BILLION US$A brief stay in the banking system is still considered a warning case for the industryă
This structure has changed the status of the Federal Trust Bank. At the institutional level, licensed institutions are eligible to apply for the Fed's âowner accountâ. Once approved, they have direct accessFedwireThe federal-level liquidation network completes a real-time, irrevocable final settlement in the United States dollar system and no longer relies on any commercial banking intermediaryă
This means that, at this critical point in the liquidation of funds, institutions such as Circle and Ripple are for the first time at the same âsystem levelâ as Morgan Chase, Citibankă
Extreme cost advantage, not marginal optimization
The reduction in the payment of costs by acquiring the main account is structural and not marginal. Its core rationale is that the Fedâs payment system (e.g. Fedwire) completely bypasses the multilayered middlemen of traditional correspondent banks, thereby eliminating the corresponding intermediate costs and price increasesă
We can build on industry practice andFederal Reserve Open Rate Mechanism 2026Go ahead. It was found that in high-frequency, large-volume scenarios such as stable currency issuance and agency payments, this direct-link model could reduce overall settlement costs by about30-50 per centI don't know. Cost reductions arise mainly at two levels:
- Direct rate advantage: The Fed paid large single charges to Fedwire well below the commercial bank ' s electricity reporting pricesă
- Simplification of structures⢠Elimination of various handling fees, maintenance of accounts and liquidity management costs for the agencyă

HereCircleFOR EXAMPLE, IT MANAGES NEARLY $80 BILLION IN USDC RESERVES, WHICH FACE HUGE FINANCIAL FLOWS ON A DAILY BASIS. IF THE DIRECT CONNECTION IS ACHIEVED AND ONLY ONE ITEM OF ACCESS COSTS IS PAID, THE ANNUAL SAVINGS COULD BE AS HIGH ASHundreds of millions of dollarsI don't know. This is by no means a micro-optimization, but a fundamental re-costing at the commercial model levelă
Thus, the cost advantage of being eligible for the main account is defined and substantial, which will be translated directly into a core moat of stable currency issuers in terms of tariff competition and operational efficiencyă
The legal and financial attributes of the stable currency are changing
WHEN THE ISSUER OF THE STABLE CURRENCY OPERATES AS THE FEDERAL TRUST BANK, THE ATTRIBUTES OF ITS PRODUCTS CHANGE. UNDER THE OLD MODEL, USDC OR RLUSD ARE CLOSER TO âDIGITAL VOUCHERS ISSUED BY TECHNOLOGY COMPANIESâ WHOSE SECURITY IS HIGHLY DEPENDENT ON THE FIRM'S GOVERNING AND COOPERATING BANKS. AND IN THE NEW STRUCTURE, STABLE CURRENCY RESERVES WILL BE PLACEDOCC TRUST SYSTEM UNDER THE FEDERAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORKIt is also legally mandatory to separate from the issuer ' s own assetsă
THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS THE CENTRAL BANKâS DIGITAL CURRENCY (CBDC), NOR DOES IT HAVE FDIC INSURANCE, BUT UNDER A COMBINATION OF â100% FULL RESERVE + FEDERAL LEVEL REGULATION + FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITYâ ITS CREDIT RATING IS SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER THAN MOST OFFSHORE STABLE CURRENCY PRODUCTSă
The more realistic impact is at the payment level. In the case of Ripple, its ODL products have long been limited to the opening of banking hours and the opening of the French-currency corridor. Once in the federal liquidation system, the switch between French currency and chain assets will no longer be subject to the time window, and continuity and certainty in cross-border settlements will increase significantlyă
Market reaction is more rational
ALTHOUGH THIS PROGRESS WAS SEEN AS A MILESTONE WITHIN THE INDUSTRY, THE MARKET RESPONSE DID NOT FLUCTUATE SHARPLY. PRICE CHANGES ARE RELATIVELY LIMITED FOR BOTH XRP AND USDC-RELATED ASSETS. BUT THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE LICENCE IS UNDERVALUED, MORE LIKELY:The market has seen it as a long-term institutional change rather than a short-term transactionI don't knowă
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse defines this progress as âthe highest standard on the path to stable currency complianceâ. Not only did he emphasize that RLUSD is now under the dual supervision of the Federation (OCC) and the State (NYDFS), but it goes more directly to the traditional banking lobby, âYour anti-competitive methods are already visible. You complain about the encryption industry's non-compliance, but now we're under OCC's direct regulatory standards. What are you afraid of?"

At the same time, it was noted in the relevant statement that the concession of the National Trust Bank would fundamentally restore institutional trust and enable distributors to provide digital asset hosting services to institutional clients with more fiduciary responsibilitiesă
The difference between the two is:From being âbankedâ to âbecoming part of a bankâ, encryption finance is entering a completely new phase. The Federal Trust Bank licence, on the other hand, is not only a paper licence, but also a secure gateway to the encrypted market for the capital of institutions that are waiting for uncertainty about complianceă
THE GOLDEN PERIOD OF THE TRUMP AGE AND THE GENIUS ACT
It is hard to imagine a encryption company getting federal approval as a âbankâ by the end of 2025, three or four years back. This shift is not driven by technological breakthroughs, but by fundamental shifts in the political and regulatory environmentă
THE RETURN OF THE TRUMP GOVERNMENT AND THE LANDING OF THE GENIUS ACT PAVED THE WAY FOR ENCRYPTED FINANCIAL ACCESS TO THE FEDERAL SYSTEMă
From "debanking" to institutionalization
DURING THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION, THE ENCRYPTION INDUSTRY HAS LONG BEEN IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF STRONG REGULATION AND HIGH UNCERTAINTY. IN PARTICULAR, FOLLOWING THE FALL OF FTX IN 2022, THE MAIN TONE OF SUPERVISION SHIFTED TO âRISK SEGREGATIONâ, AND THE BANKING SYSTEM WAS ASKED TO STAY AWAY FROM ENCRYPTIONă
This stage is referred to as âdebankingâ within the industry and is also described by some parliamentarians as âOperation Choke Point 2.0â. According to the House Committee on Financial ServicesFollow-up investigationsMany banks have cut off their cooperation with encryption enterprises under informal regulatory pressure. The successive exits of Silvergate Bank and Signature Bank are a central manifestation of this trendă
The regulatory logic was clear:Rather than trying to regulate encryption risks, they should be isolated from the banking systemă

This logic was fundamentally reversed in 2025ă
Trump has repeatedly publicly supported the encryption industry during the campaign, emphasizing the need for the United States to become a âglobal centre for encryption innovationâ. Upon re-emergence, encrypted assets were no longer viewed as mere sources of risk but were incorporated into broader financial and strategic considerationsă
The key shift is that the stability coin is beginning to be seen asExtension of the United States dollar systemI DON'T KNOW. ON THE DAY OF THE SIGNING OF THE GENIUS ACT, THE WHITE HOUSE NOTE MADE IT CLEAR THAT A REGULATED DOLLAR STABILIZATION CURRENCY WOULD HELP TO EXPAND THE DEMAND FOR UNITED STATES DEBT AND CONSOLIDATE THE DOLLAR ' S INTERNATIONAL STANDING IN THE DIGITAL AGE. THIS ESSENTIALLY REDEFINES THE ROLE OF STABILIZERS IN US FINANCEă
INSTITUTIONAL ROLE OF THE GENIUS ACT
IN JULY 2025, TRUMP SIGNED THE GENIUS ACT. THE PURPOSE OF THE ACT IS TO ESTABLISH FOR THE FIRST TIME, AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL, A CLEAR LEGAL IDENTITY FOR THE STABLE CURRENCY AND RELATED INSTITUTIONS. THE BILL EXPRESSLY ALLOWSNon-banking institutionsOnce the conditions have been met, they can be subject to federal supervision as âsettled issuers of eligible pay-type stable currencyâ. This provides institutional access to the federal framework for companies that were originally outside the banking system, such as Circe and Pacosă
More importantly, the Act imposes mandatory requirements on reserve assets: a stable currency must be a highly liquid asset such as United States dollar cash or short-term United States Treasury bonds100% full supportI don't know. This, in essence, excludes the space for algorithm stabilization and high-risk configurations and is highly compatible with the âno-sustained-no-lendingâ trust banking modelă
In addition, the Act establishes stable currency holdersPriority claimsI don't know. Even if the issuing agency went bankrupt, the relevant reserve assets would have to be used as a priority for the payment of the stabilization currency. This provision significantly reduces regulatory concerns about âmoral hazardâ and enhances the institutional credibility of the stability currencyă
IN THIS FRAMEWORK, OCC ISSUED A FEDERAL TRUST BANK LICENSE TO AN ENCRYPTION FIRM, WHICH BECAME A LOGICAL ONEFollow the rulesand institutional implementationă
Defense of traditional finance and challenges for the future
For the encryption industry, it was a late system break-up; for Wall Street vested interests, it was more like a territorial invasion that had to be countered. The OCC, which approved the transformation of five encryption agencies into federal trust banks, did not speak out in a unanimous manner, but quickly triggered a violent defence by the traditional banking union, represented by the Bank Policy Institute, BPI. This war of ânew and old banksâ has just begună
BPI'S STRONG BACK: THREE CORE ALLEGATIONS
BPI REPRESENTS THE INTERESTS OF THE GIANTS MORGAN CHASE, AMERICAN BANKS, CITIGROUP. AT THE VERY FIRST MOMENT WHEN OCC PUBLISHED ITS DECISION, ITS TOP LEVEL RAISED ACUTE QUESTIONS, WITH THE CORE ARGUMENT POINTING DIRECTLY TO THE DEEP CONFLICT IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF REGULATIONă
First of all, about..It's a regulatory arbitrageI DON'T KNOW. ACCORDING TO BPI, THESE ENCRYPTION AGENCIES APPLY FOR âTRUSTâ PLATES, WHICH ARE ACTUALLY A CORE BANKING BUSINESS, SUCH AS PAYMENT AND LIQUIDATION, AND ARE EVEN MORE IMPORTANT THAN MANY MEDIUM-SIZED COMMERCIAL BANKSă
However, through trust licences, its parent company (e.g., Circle Internet Financial) has tactfully circumvented the Fed, which must accept as a âbank holding companyâCombined ControlI don't know. This means that regulators do not have the right to review parent company software development or outward investment - if the parent company's code loophole leads to loss of bank assets, this creates an enormous risk exposure in the regulatory blindă
Second, yesThe breakdown of the sacred principle of âbank-business separationâI don't know. BPI warns that allowing such technology companies as Ripple and Circle to own banks essentially breaks the firewall against the use of bank funds by business giants. What's more, traditional banks are dissatisfiedUnfair competitionTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES CAN USE THEIR MONOPOLISTIC ADVANTAGE OVER SOCIAL NETWORKS AND DATA FLOWS TO CROWD OUT BANKS WITHOUT ASSUMING COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT (CRA) OBLIGATIONS THAT TRADITIONAL BANKS HAVE TO FULFILă
And finally, about..Lack of systematic risk and safety netPANIC. SINCE THESE NEW TRUST BANKS DO NOT HAVE A FDIC INSURANCE COVER, TRADITIONAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CANNOT ACT AS A BUFFER ONCE THE MARKET PANICS ABOUT THE ANCHORAGE OF A STABLE CURRENCY. BPI ARGUED THAT THE DEPLETION OF THIS UNPROTECTED MOBILITY WOULD SPREAD RAPIDLY INTO A SYSTEMIC CRISIS SIMILAR TO THAT OF 2008ă
The Fed's Last Level
OCC ISSUED THE LICENSE PLATE, WHICH DOES NOT MEAN ANYTHING. FOR THESE FIVE NEW FEDERAL TRUST BANKS, THE LAST AND MOST CRITICAL ENTRY POINT TO THE FEDERAL PAYMENT SYSTEM -Right to open the main accountStill in the hands of the Fedă
Although OCC has recognized their banking identity, the Fed has independent discretion under the dual banking system of the United States. Previously, the encryption bank of Wyoming, Custodia Bank, had been..The Fed refused to open the main account and initiated a lengthy lawsuitThis precedent shows that there is still a huge gap between getting a license and getting real access to Fedwireă
THIS IS ALSO THE NEXT MAJOR BATTLEGROUND FOR TRADITIONAL BANKING (BPI) LOBBYINGăSINCE IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PREVENT OCC FROM ISSUING CARDS, TRADITIONAL BANKING FORCES ARE BOUND TO PRESSURE THE FED TO SET A VERY HIGH THRESHOLD WHEN APPROVING THE MAIN ACCOUNT â FOR EXAMPLE, BY REQUIRING THEM TO PROVE THAT THEIR AML CAPABILITIES ARE AT THE SAME LEVEL AS THOSE OF ALMIGHTY BANKS LIKE MORGAN CHASE, OR BY REQUIRING THEIR PARENT COMPANIES TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL CAPITAL GUARANTEESă
For Ripple and Circle, this game has just entered the second half: If they have a license and cannot open the Fedâs main account, they will still be able to operate through the correspondent bank model, and the gold brand of ânational banksâ will be significantly reducedă
Conclusion: The future, not just regulating the game
It can be expected that this future game around encrypted banks will clearly not remain at the licence levelă
ON THE ONE HAND, THE ATTITUDE OF CANTONAL REGULATORS REMAINS UNCERTAIN. STRONG STATE REGULATORS, REPRESENTED BY THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL SERVICES (NYDFS), HAVE LONG PLAYED A LEADING ROLE IN ENCRYPTION REGULATION. WITH THE EXPANSION OF FEDERAL PRIORITY, WHETHER OR NOT THE CANTONAL REGULATORY AUTHORITY HAS BEEN WEAKENED MAY GIVE RISE TO NEW LEGAL DISPUTESă
ON THE OTHER HAND, WHILE THE GENIUS ACT HAS ENTERED INTO FORCE, A LARGE NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTING REGULATIONS REMAIN TO BE DEVELOPED BY THE REGULATORY BODIES. SPECIFIC RULES, INCLUDING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS, RISK SEGREGATION AND CYBERSECURITY STANDARDS, WILL BE THE FOCUS OF POLICY OVER TIME. THE GAME OF DIFFERENT STAKEHOLDERS IS LIKELY TO TAKE PLACE IN THESE TECHNICAL PROVISIONSă
In addition, changes at the market level are equally noteworthy. As encryption agencies acquire banking identity, they can become both a partner of traditional financial institutions and a potential subject of mergers and acquisitions. Whether traditional banks complete their technical skills through the acquisition of encryption agencies or whether encryption companies enter banking in reverse, the financial chart may be restructured as a resultă
IT IS CERTAIN THAT THIS RATIFICATION BY OCC IS NOT THE END OF THE DISPUTE BUT A NEW STARTING POINT. ENCRYPTED FINANCE HAS ENTERED THE SYSTEM, BUT FINDING A BALANCE BETWEEN INNOVATION, STABILITY AND COMPETITION WILL REMAIN A QUESTION THAT UNITED STATES FINANCIAL REGULATION MUST ANSWER IN THE COMING YEARSă
