Singapore central bank says three business days is ‘timely transfer’ for stablecoins
Redemptions of MAS-regulated single-currency stablecoins will have a longer grace period of five business days despite some arguing that it should be done in real time.
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Redemptions of MAS-regulated single-currency stablecoins will have a longer grace period of five business days despite some arguing that it should be done in real time.
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