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Unpacking The New OCC Rules For Stablecoin Everything From the RFC to the New Rules - 2 Part Series

Join us for an exploration of the OCC’s landmark proposed rules implementing the GENIUS Act, a comprehensive new federal framework for payment stablecoin issuance and oversight. While the guidance introduces critical mandates on reserve assets and redemption standards, the most important part of the proposal may not be the rules themselves—it is the Request for Comment section.

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Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Tuesday, April 14, 2026

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Kevin Olsen

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This session provides a detailed breakdown of the proposed regulations that establish strict operational guardrails for national banks, federal savings associations, and nonbank entities seeking federal qualification under the GENIUS Act. Rather than simply reviewing regulatory text, this 90-minute webinar translates the OCC’s complex questions into practical insights from the Payments Professor, Kevin Olsen, for banks and credit unions evaluating their stablecoin strategies.

Series Details

JUST RELEASED: Navigating the OCC’s New Federal Framework for Stablecoins - Part 1

Join us for an exploration of the OCC’s landmark proposed rules implementing the GENIUS Act, a comprehensive new federal framework for payment stablecoin issuance and oversight. We will break down the critical mandates on reserve assets, redemption standards, and the new prohibitions that will reshape the digital asset landscape.

  • The "Payment Stablecoin" Definition: Understand exactly which digital assets fall under the OCC’s new jurisdiction and the specific exclusions for traditional deposits and securities.
  • Reserve Asset Mandates: A deep dive into the strict 1:1 backing requirement and the exclusive list of eligible high-quality liquid assets, such as short-term U.S. Treasuries.
  • Timely Redemption Requirements: Clarification on the federal obligation for issuers to redeem tokens for fixed monetary value within a two-business-day window.
  • Yield Prohibitions and Evasion Safeguards: Why the OCC is banning the payment of interest to holders and how the "rebuttable presumption" applies to affiliate arrangements.
  • Capital Floor and Operational Backstops: An overview of the $5 million minimum capital floor for new issuers and the requirement to hold 12 months of operating expenses in reserve.
  • The Path to Federal Qualification: The step-by-step application process for nonbank entities and the mandatory transition for state issuers exceeding $10 billion in outstanding value.

Stablecoin RFC from the OCC, What Comments are they Requesting - Part 2

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has released proposed guidance that could significantly shape how financial institutions interact with stablecoins and blockchain-based payment systems. But the most important part of the proposal may not be the rules themselves. It is the Request for Comment section.

  • The key themes behind the OCC’s Request for Comment on stablecoin activities
  • What the OCC is signaling about future bank participation in digital asset payments
  • Where regulators are seeking industry input on risk management and operational controls
  • How stablecoin settlement, custody, and redemption models may fit within FI operations

What You'll Learn

  • What are the newly proposed rules
  • What stayed the same from the GENIUS act
  • What may change from the GENIUS act
  • What does the OCC want to hear from you

Who Should Attend

This session is essential for credit union and bank executives, fintech founders, compliance officers, and legal professionals who need to understand federal mandates for digital asset issuance. Whether your institution is actively exploring digital asset payments or simply trying to understand the regulatory direction, this session will provide a practical roadmap for interpreting the OCC’s proposal and preparing for what may come next.

Kevin Olsen

Instructor Bio


Kevin Olsen is the Payments Professor bringing enthusiasm and motivation to presentations. Viewing the world as a classroom which is exemplified in the professor’s “edutainment” (when education is motivating, informative, and fun) style of training as he seeks to educate and inform all on the latest developments and trends in the fascinating world of electronic payments Kevin develops programs, presentations, and articles designed to orient and educate financial professionals on a multitude of electronic payment topics. Kevin is also a certified business coach helping lead organizations to innovate and communicate in the ever-changing world of payments, including building of payment strategies with a focus on product development and use cases for faster payments (RTP & FedNow).


Among his many certifications, Kevin is an Accredited ACH Professional (AAP), an Accredited Payments Risk Professional (APRP), an NCP (National Check Payments Certification) as well as an NCP Certified Trainer and a Certified High-Performance Coach (CHPC), and holds a masters in industrial organizational psychology from Liberty University.


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