The Federal Reserve has proposed a regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers as US regulators move to implement the GENIUS Act, according to Cointelegraph. The plan would introduce capital requirements for issuers, establish a redemption window of up to two days, and require additional disclosures about reserve assets. The proposal represents a framework for how stablecoin firms could be regulated under the legislation, with the measures focused on issuer capitalization, customers’ ability to redeem tokens, and transparency around backing reserves. The Fed’s initiative places stablecoin-related requirements within the broader regulatory process surrounding the GENIUS Act. Details supplied in the proposal include the proposed capital standards, the two-day redemption period, and new reserve-reporting obligations; no final rules or implementation dates were provided in the source material.
