Stablecoins

The October 23 announcement expands policymaker participation in cross-border settlement work involving regulated stablecoins and tokenized deposits.

The final GENIUS Act rule keeps the issuer yield ban and two-business-day redemption ceiling, with implementation set for January 18.

The partnership puts stablecoin issuance, custody and settlement with Anchorage Digital Bank. Supported networks, fees and rollout timing were not specified.

The announced collaboration divides stablecoin custody, conversion and card processing responsibilities, with rollout details still undisclosed.

Visa names Inyo as its first USDC prefunding production enabler. Availability depends on client eligibility and geography.

The October 14 announcement covers USDC. Specified supervisory functions move to the EBA on November 12, while France’s ACPR retains governance and other responsibilities.

An unexecuted workflow for identifying a stablecoin by its API ID, recording chain and date coverage, and keeping price data apart from supply measures.

An October 8 supervisory opinion extends expectations across MiCA services. The three-month ceiling concerns remaining legacy exposures, with continued services restricted to winding down existing holdings.

An October 7 memorandum sets out stablecoin research and tokenization pilots with Kazakhstan’s central bank and Alatau authorities. Issuance and deployment remain unannounced.

The first phase connects fiat access, TRON wallets and supported cross-chain routes, while further assets and markets remain planned.

A live Ethereum USDC query shows how the signed-response listing can support vault research, with clear limits on attribution and investment conclusions.

The European issuer adds dollar settlement and currency conversion to its business platform, with institutional onboarding required for direct minting.

The issuer detailed two major 2026 freeze actions, while a Senate minority report said USDT dominated the Iran-linked wallet set it examined and asked Treasury to investigate compliance.

Eligible users can lock a borrowing rate and repayment date when taking USDC against bitcoin. The collateral can still be liquidated if its value falls.

A point-in-time snapshot reported roughly $76 million supplied to Aave V4 on Arc while less than $100,000 had been borrowed.

An Arc application and an HTTP agent can now reach D20DAO through different payment paths. The contract route has a configurable service fee plus transaction gas. The agent API advertises a fixed 0.05 USDC call price through x402.

The new hook adjusts fees around a reference price, while its documentation sets out governance and audit-scope limits.

The issuer outlines transfer routes, shrinking cross-chain limits and conditions for manual redemption.

The digital card is initially available in Colombia. MoneyGram plans a physical version with ATM access later in 2026.

Tether and Fasanara Capital have launched StableFund, a $400 million private credit fund structured to raise up to $3 billion from institutional investors. The fund will deploy capital into short-duration, asset-backed lending via fintech platforms in over 60 countries, with Tether providing USDT settlement infrastructure and Fasanara serving as investment manager.

Circle has signed an agreement to acquire Singapore-based cross-border payments platform Tazapay in a $400 million all-stock deal, aiming to enhance USDC’s global payments infrastructure, with closing expected in 2027 pending regulatory approval.