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Canada Proposes Stablecoin Rules That Address Banks’ Concerns

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What's happening

The Canadian government launched a 60-day public consultation on draft stablecoin regulations that would ban yield payments and place new oversight and compliance rules on issuers. The rules would require nonbank issuers to keep reserves with Canadian financial institutions and extend Bank of Canada oversight to stablecoin issuers. The consultation runs through Dec. 23 and implements parts of the Stablecoin Act (SCA) that received royal assent in March 2026. Transaction-based rewards would still be allowed under the proposed framework.

Why it's trending

Lawmakers and banks are pushing to curb yield on stablecoins as usage grows, so regulators moved quickly to consult and set rules.

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Banning yield on stablecoins won't kill innovation, it will redirect it, and Canadian banks just won the first round.

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