Canada Opens Consultation on Stablecoin Rules, Maintains Ban on Yield Payouts
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Canada opens consultation on stablecoin rules, maintains ban on yield payouts
Under the draft rules, non-bank stablecoin issuers must back tokens 1:1 with reserves held at qualified Canadian institutions and settle redemptions within three business days.
Canada opened a public consultation on the rules for stablecoins, but maintains the prohibition of paying returns to those who only keep tokens. The proposal raises registration with the Bank of Canada, equivalent reserves held in the country and even refunds.
Canada's draft stablecoin regulations retain the prohibition of interest payments, introduce equal reserve requirements, and a 1 percent repayment fee cap; consultation is open until December 23.
Canada’s draft stablecoin rules shut out yield and route reserves through the banks
Canada has moved to give Canadian banks a prominent role in its latest draft stablecoin regulations, backing the banks’ push for bans on stablecoin yields, while mandating non-bank issuers to park their reserves inside those same banks. The document...
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