Stablecoin framework is a near-term priority for Aussie regulators

12/08 09:56

According to Cointelegraph, Australian financial regulators are “working on options” for incorporating payment stablecoins into the regulatory framework for stored-value facilities. Such incorporation would be a part of broader reforms to the payments regulatory framework in the country. On Dec.8 the official site of the Reserve Bank of Australia published a report on stablecoins, assessing their recent developments, risks and regulatory prospects. Despite the high attention given to risks, in particular, the report is quite optimistic in acknowledging that “stablecoins have the potential to enhance the efficiency and functionality of a range of payment and other financial services.” According to the report, the Australian regulators “are undertaking significant work” to figure out how to implement stablecoins into the national payment ecosystem without exposing it to excessive risks. The report reiterates that developing a framework for payment stablecoins is a priority in the near term for the Council of Financial Regulators (CFR), “given the potential for these arrangements to become widely used as a means of payment and a store of value.”
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