www.federalregister.gov FinCEN Withdraws Proposed Rules on Convertible Virtual Currency Regulations
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- •FinCEN withdrew two proposed rules on CVC regulations as of October 6, 2026.
- •The proposals aimed to enhance recordkeeping and reporting requirements for CVC mixing and unhosted wallets.
- •The withdrawal is part of a deregulatory agenda from the Trump Administration.
On October 6, 2026, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) announced the withdrawal of two proposed rules concerning convertible virtual currencies (CVC). The first rule aimed to impose enhanced recordkeeping and reporting requirements on transactions involving CVC mixing, while the second sought to regulate transactions involving unhosted wallets. Both proposals were part of a broader deregulatory agenda initiated during the Trump Administration. The withdrawal reflects FinCEN's decision not to pursue these regulatory measures further, following consideration of public comments received on the proposals. The rules were initially proposed to address concerns over money laundering and illicit financial activities related to digital assets.
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