www.circle.com Coinbase and Circle Launch National Trust Banks Amid Regulatory Changes
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- •Coinbase's national trust bank charter allows fiduciary custody of digital assets.
- •Circle National Trust aims to enhance USDC's infrastructure under federal regulation.
- •The OCC's approvals mark significant regulatory milestones for the crypto industry.
On November 9, 2026, Coinbase's national trust bank charter took effect, allowing it to hold digital assets for clients as a fiduciary. This charter, approved by the OCC, enables Coinbase to expand its institutional crypto custody services and explore digital asset payment products. Circle also received OCC approval for its national trust bank, Circle National Trust, which will provide federally regulated custody for its USDC stablecoin. Both companies aim to enhance the security and transparency of digital asset management under federal oversight. Other crypto firms like Ripple and Fidelity Digital Assets have also obtained similar charters, indicating a growing trend in the regulation of cryptocurrency custody services.
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