In CFTC Staff Letter 25-40, issued Dec. 8, 2025, MPD took a no-action position on certain requirements applicable to futures ...

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has updated guidance recognizing that national trust banks can issue US dollar-pegged stablecoins.

CFTC expanded its crypto collateral framework to authorize national trust banks to issue stablecoins for use as margin in ...

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Market Participants Division has reissued CFTC Staff Letter 25-40 with a slight revision to the definition of ...

The list of eligible tokenized collateral now includes stablecoins issued by national trust banks, which is boost for Ripple's RLUSD.

CFTC revised Staff Letter 25-40 to allow national trust banks to issue payment stablecoins for margin collateral use.

Vitalik said in X post “USDC savings interest” is not DeFi and framed algorithmic stablecoins as the “true DeFi”. Brazil ...

In the revised letter, the CFTC said national trust banks were never meant to be excluded from the original guidance. “The Division did not intend to exclude ...

CFTC revises stablecoin guidance to include national trust banks, expanding eligible issuers for derivatives margin ...

U.S. regulators update stablecoin guidance to allow national trust banks as issuers, expanding eligible collateral for futures brokers.

The GENIUS Act changed how stablecoins operate in the U.S. It defines which tokens banks and institutions can legally use.

Under a no-action framework, the CFTC changed the definition of "payment stablecoins" so that national trust banks can issue tokens that futures brokers can use as margin collateral. ・The move fits ...