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Stand With Crypto UK Urges Complaints Over Bank Crypto Transfer Limits

The Coinbase-backed group says 286,000 advocates should challenge blanket bank rules that block or cap transfers to crypto exchanges.

  • Stand With Crypto UK urged its 286,000 members on Wednesday to file formal complaints against British retail banks over blanket restrictions on crypto transactions.
  • A Cryptoassets Business Council report from January 2026 found 40% of crypto transactions are blocked or delayed by banks, with one exchange recording nearly 1 billion pounds in declined transactions annually.
  • Banks like Chase and TSB impose full blocks on all transfers to exchanges, while Barclays and HSBC set hard caps; advocates argue these policies are anti-competitive since banks are exploring crypto products internally.
  • The Treasury stated in January 2026 it does not expect FCA-authorized firms to face transaction restrictions from banking providers, and banks must execute payments meeting account conditions under Payment Services Regulations.
  • ClearBank CEO Mark Fairless argued banks should adopt risk-based approaches rather than broad restrictions, warning that blanket blocks undermine the government's ambition to establish the UK as a global Web3 hub.
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🚨 A mass complaint campaign with 286,000 members has been launched in the UK against restrictions imposed by banks on crypto payments. 📊 It has been reported that approximately 40% of domestic crypto transactions in the country are blocked or delayed, and $BTC is not directly involved in this discussion. 🏦 Locked... dated January 2026

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TokenPost broke the news on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
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