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PayPal discloses SEC subpoena tied to stablecoin
- PayPal has received a subpoena from the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding its U.S. dollar stablecoin, marking the first major financial technology firm targeted by U.S. authorities in the stablecoin space.
- Despite the subpoena, PayPal reported strong third-quarter results, and its CEO confirmed the company's commitment to improving its bottom line through cost-cutting measures and efficiency improvements. The announcement led to a surge in PayPal's shares in pre-market trading.
- While concerns may arise within the U.S. stablecoin industry, stablecoin development continues in other parts of the world, with Hong Kong and the European Union actively working on regulatory frameworks for stablecoins.
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PayPal Hit With SEC Subpoena Over Its Dollar Stablecoin
Leading online payments firm PayPal revealed in its quarterly report Thursday that it has received a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement subpoena related to its recently launched stablecoin and a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau investigative demand looking into its dispute handling obligations for customer accounts.
·New York, United States
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PayPal stock surges as pledge to turn "leaner" keeps crypto concerns at bay
PayPal Holdings added nearly $4 billion to its market value after a pledge to turn "leaner" fired up investors, even as the payments giant disclosed a subpoena from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission tied to its stablecoin.
·United Kingdom
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