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Florida’s payment stablecoin regulatory rules take effect today

PANews October 1 news, the core provisions of Florida’s payment stablecoin regulatory framework take effect October 1, 2026. Under the state’s “2026 Act, Chapter 176, engaging in the business of a qualified payment stablecoin issuer in the state generally requires a license or compliance with an exemption; qualified issuers must maintain at least 1: 1 in identifiable reserves, including cash, funds in Federal Reserve accounts, qualifying bank deposits, U.S. Treasury securities with remaining maturities of no more than 93 days, and qualifying government money market funds, among others, and must publicly disclose redemption policies, disclose reserve composition monthly, undergo monthly examinations by a certified public accountant, and be certified by CEO、CFO. If the total issuance of payment stablecoins by a state-level issuer reaches 10000000000 USD, it must, unless it obtains a federal exemption, transition to the corresponding federal regulatory framework within 360 days, or suspend new issuance until the amount falls below the threshold again.

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