The Secretary may create reciprocal arrangements with comparable jurisdictions
What the document says“The Secretary of the Treasury may create and implement reciprocal arrangements or other bilateral agreements between the United States and jurisdictions with payment stablecoin regulatory regimes that are comparable to the requirements established under this Act.”
Subsection (d). Three things are to be considered in deciding whether a jurisdiction's requirements qualify: whether they are similar to those under section 4(a), whether they include adequate anti-money laundering, counter-financing of terrorism and sanctions compliance standards, and whether the jurisdiction has adequate supervisory and enforcement capacity to facilitate international transactions and interoperability with dollar-denominated stablecoins issued overseas. Any arrangement is to be published in the Federal Register not later than 90 days before it enters into force, and the Secretary should complete the arrangements within two years of enactment.
What the document actually says“The Secretary of the Treasury may create and implement reciprocal arrangements or other bilateral agreements between the United States and jurisdictions with payment stablecoin regulatory regimes that are comparable to the requirements established under this Act.”
The head of the Treasury may set up deals with other places. Each place must have rules much like ours. The deals are made one country at a time.
Three things are weighed. They are how close the rules are, the checks on dirty money, and how well the place enforces them. A deal must be printed 90 days ahead.
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