Uncle Sam Wants Weekly Stablecoin Status Reports
Published Date: 6/12/2026
Notice
Summary
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) wants stablecoin companies it oversees to start sending weekly and quarterly reports using new forms. This helps the OCC keep track of these digital payment coins and makes sure everything’s running smoothly. If you’re a stablecoin issuer, get ready to share info and send your comments by August 11, 2026!
Analyzed Economic Effects
6 provisions identified: 0 benefits, 6 costs, 0 mixed.
Weekly Confidential Reporting Requirement
If you are a permitted payment stablecoin issuer (or a foreign payment stablecoin issuer registered with the OCC), you would be required to submit a confidential weekly reporting form for each payment stablecoin you issue. The weekly form is described as one hour per weekly response in the OCC's burden estimate and includes eight schedules (Schedules A–H).
Quarterly Financial Statements; Public Release
Permitted payment stablecoin issuers and foreign payment stablecoin issuers must submit quarterly reporting forms mirroring streamlined Call Report-style statements. The OCC says it intends to publish the information in the quarterly report to provide public transparency on an ongoing basis.
Estimated Total Reporting Burden Hours
The OCC estimates total annual burden hours for this collection are 6,308 hours (2,864 hours initial set-up plus 3,444 hours ongoing compliance) across the respondents identified. These estimates are based on 29 respondents for the main issuer sections and 1 respondent for the foreign-issuer section.
Schedule A: Wallet Address and Trading Data
Schedule A of the weekly reporting form would collect the largest holders of a stablecoin listed by wallet address, exchanges facilitating trading, trading volume, and top counterparties. The OCC specifically requests feedback on the number of wallet addresses or exchanges to collect.
Potential XML (or Similar) Submission Format
The OCC expects to use XML or another machine-readable format for issuers to submit reported data and is seeking comment on the best format. Permitted payment stablecoin issuers should anticipate submitting data in XML or a similar format.
Foreign Issuers: Same Reports, Schedule D Exemption
A foreign payment stablecoin issuer registered with the OCC would be required to produce the weekly and quarterly reports required of permitted payment stablecoin issuers, but foreign payment stablecoin issuers would not be required to complete Schedule D (capital and operational backstop) because they would not be subject to the capital requirements in Subpart E.
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