Fed Explores Payment Account That Could Pull Crypto Into the Heart of US Finance
The Federal Reserve is charting a bold new course by exploring a “payment account” framework that could give fintechs and crypto firms streamlined access to its core payment systems—ushering in a transformative era for b...
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