Eight trade associations say exceptions for interest-like rewards could pull deposits from banks and reduce lending.
- Banking trade groups are urging stricter limits on stablecoin rewards in the Clarity Act, fearing they could pull deposits from traditional banks.
- They argue that exceptions for interest-like payments on stablecoins could reduce lending for mortgages, farms, and small businesses.
- The groups advocate for upfront prohibitions rather than a reactive 'circuit breaker' to protect banks and communities.
Topics: Legal regulatory, Banks bankingsystems, Public market, Securities law classification, Core banking integration, Token issuance distribution
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