Regulators outline new disclosure rules for stablecoin issuers
Draft guidance would require monthly attestations, standardised reserve reporting and same-day redemption disclosures from issuers above a size threshold.
By Priya Raman · Staff reporter · Jul 30, 2026 · 7 min read
Draft supervisory guidance published this week would impose standardised reserve reporting on stablecoin issuers above a size threshold, ending years of inconsistent disclosure practices across the sector.
Under the proposal, issuers would publish monthly attestations using a common template, disclose redemption performance on a same-day basis and identify every custodian holding reserve assets.
Industry groups broadly welcomed the standardisation while warning that the timeline is aggressive for smaller issuers, who would need new reporting infrastructure within two quarters.
Consumer advocates argued the draft stops short on segregation requirements, noting that attestations are not audits and do not test internal controls.