Regulator clarifies US banks can handle gas fees using crypto holdings
The OCC said authorized national banks could hold crypto under specific circumstances, citing examples under the recently passed GENIUS act.
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The OCC said authorized national banks could hold crypto under specific circumstances, citing examples under the recently passed GENIUS act.
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