New Zealand FMA Consults on Treatment of NZ Dollar Payment Stablecoins
Reported November 9, 2026. New Zealand’s Financial Markets Authority (FMA) is seeking feedback on a proposal for payment…
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Qivalis plans euro stablecoin after Dutch licensing, with 37 institutions joining project
Originally reported by Deep Tide TechFlow on November 10, 2026, at 08:15 China time. According to a Ripple…
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Project Faro banks commit about $270 million toward planned 2027 stablecoin launch
A group of 21 financial institutions has committed about $270 million to Project Faro, a venture that plans…
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Canada’s proposed budget bill would restrict how federally regulated institutions issue stablecoins
A Canadian budget bill reported by ChainCatcher on November 10, 2026 would prohibit federally regulated financial institutions from…
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Visa adds Monad as a stablecoin settlement option
Originally reported November 10, 2026, at 21:55 (UTC+8). Visa has added Monad to the blockchain networks available to…
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Visa Adds Monad to Its Stablecoin Settlement Program
Visa has added the Monad blockchain to its stablecoin settlement program, according to an Odaily report published November…
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New Zealand FMA sought feedback on an interim path for NZD payment stablecoins
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Canada’s November 2026 budget bill would bar banks from issuing crypto directly and route stablecoins through non-financial subsidiaries
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Canada’s 2026 Budget Outlines Wider Stablecoin Rules for Banks and Foreign Firms
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FSS official: stablecoin e-payments should fall under Korea’s Electronic Financial Transactions Act
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FSS official said stablecoin payments should come under Korea’s electronic-finance law
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Seoul Officials Say Stablecoin Payments Would Fall Under the Electronic Financial Transactions Act
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Visa Adds Monad to Its Stablecoin Settlement Program, PANews Reports
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Visa Added Monad to Its Stablecoin Settlement Options, ChainCatcher Reported on November 10, 2026
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Goldman and Citi among banks reportedly committing about $270 million to Project Faro operating costs
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About $270 Million Is for Building a Bank Stablecoin Issuer, Not Backing a Token
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A reported $270 million Project Faro pledge would fund operations, not disclosed reserves, ahead of a 2027 dollar stablecoin
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Paraguay took over Ueno on 3 November; some local sellers quoted USDt at premiums up to 13%
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FSB peer assessment: Turkey has brought most crypto activity under rules, but a stablecoin regime is still outstanding
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South Korea’s finance ministry maps stablecoin issuance to the Digital Asset Act and cross-border payments to FX law