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OCC Final Stablecoin Rule Keeps Two-Day Redemption, Drops Yield Test

The OCC’s final stablecoin rule retains a two-business-day redemption window and replaces an automatic seven-day extension with one issuers must request, while setting a $5 million capital floor for issuers it oversees. The national bank regulator also backed off a yield test in the final version.

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The OCC's retreat from a yield test is the detail that matters most: it keeps the boundary between payment stablecoins and yield-bearing instruments blurred at the federal level, leaving that line to other regulators and to the market itself. The shift from an automatic redemption extension to one issuers must request tightens the operational burden on supervised issuers, while the capital floor sets a concrete bar for who can participate. Whether the yield question resurfaces through other channels is the open question.

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