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OCCGeneralJune 12, 2026

OCC Proposes New Reporting Forms for Payment Stablecoin Issuers

The OCC is proposing a new set of weekly and quarterly reporting forms specifically for permitted payment stablecoin issuers—including foreign issuers—under its jurisdiction, and is seeking a new OMB control number for this collection. This signals that the OCC is building out a formal, ongoing supervisory data infrastructure for stablecoin issuers, which will impose regular disclosure and reporting obligations on covered entities. Compliance officers at stablecoin issuers or institutions considering a stablecoin charter should treat this as an early indicator of the reporting burden they will face.

What to do

  • Submit comments during the public comment period and begin mapping your data systems to the anticipated weekly and quarterly reporting requirements so you can meet deadlines if the forms are finalized.

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