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Canada seeks feedback on stablecoin rules and keeps yield ban

TradingGain Newsroom·2d ago·26 Oct 2026, 14:23 UTC

Canada has opened a consultation on draft rules for stablecoins, crypto tokens meant to track a steady value. The draft keeps the ban on paying yields and sets out reserve and redemption requirements for non-bank issuers. Traders may watch this closely because clearer rules could shape how stablecoins are issued and redeemed in Canada.

Why it matters

Non-bank issuers would need to back each token 1:1 with reserves.
Those reserves must be held at qualified Canadian institutions.
Redemptions would need to settle within three business days.

What to watch next

Watch for any final stablecoin rules Canadian regulators publish after reviewing feedback from the consultation.

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