WASHINGTON–America’s Credit Unions has released a new FAQ document around the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act.
The resource is available only to credit unions affiliated with the trade group and is designed to provide guidance around the establishment of a federal regulatory system for stablecoin issuers.
“The legislation gives federally insured credit unions custodial authority under the oversight of the NCUA and permits subsidiaries of federally insured credit unions, including credit union service organizations, to issue stablecoins,” America’s Credit Unions stated.
The Q’s
According to America’s Credit Unions, in addition to a detailed, section-by-section summary of the GENIUS Act, the document answers questions that include:
- What are stablecoins?
- Does the GENIUS Act require regulators to issue regulations?
- What does this mean for credit unions?
- Does the GENIUS Act preempt state laws on stablecoins?
- Does America’s Credit Unions have any concerns regarding the implementation of the GENIUS Act?
The document is available here.
